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GoJS does not require you to save models in any particular medium or

format. But because this is JavaScript and JSON is the most popular

data-interchange format, we do make it easy to write and read models

as text in JSON format.

Just call Model.toJson to generate a string representing your model.

Call the static method Model.fromJson to construct and initialize a

model given a string produced by Model.toJson. Many of the samples

demonstrate this — search for JavaScript functions named “save” and

“load”. Most of those functions write and read a TextArea on the page

itself, so that you can see and modify the JSON text and then load it

to get a new diagram. But please be cautious when editing because JSON

syntax is very strict, and any syntax errors will cause those “load”

functions to fail.

JSON formatted text has strict limits on the kinds of data that you

can represent without additional assumptions. To save and load any

data properties that you set on your node data (or link data), they

need to meet the following requirements:

the property is enumerable and its name does not start with an

underscore (you can use property names that do start with an

underscore, but they won’t be saved) the property value is not

undefined and is not a function (JSON cannot faithfully hold

functions) the model knows how to convert the property value to JSON

format (numbers, strings, JavaScript Arrays, or plain JavaScript

Objects) property values that are Objects or Arrays form a tree

structure — no shared or cyclical references Model.toJson and

Model.fromJson will also handle instances of Point, Size, Rect, Spot,

Margin, Geometry, and non-pattern Brushes. However we recommend that

you store those objects in their string representations, using those

classes’ parse and stringify static functions.

Because you are using JavaScript, it is trivial for you to add data

properties to your node data. This allows you to associate whatever

information you need with each node. But if you need to associate some

information with the model, which will be present even if there is no

node data at all, you can add properties to the Model.modelData

object. This object’s properties will be written by Model.toJson and

read by Model.fromJson, just as node data objects are written and

read.