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Filter `json_encode`

To use a filter on a variable in an expression, write the variable then put a | pipe symbol, then write the filter name:

string|json_encode

This filter has some extra parameters that can be put after the name in brackets:

string|json_encode(options)

Description

Given any object or variable, this returns the JSON representation of a value

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