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Create a valid JavaScript string array with safe escaping, configurable quotes, variable name, declaration, and layout.
About this tool
JavaScript arrays appear in fixtures, filters, front-end configuration, and quick scripts. Manual conversion often fails when values contain quotes or backslashes.
Choose a const or let declaration, or output only the array literal. Each line remains a string so leading zeroes and exact text are preserved.
FAQ
Yes. Double-quoted output uses JSON-compatible escaping, and single-quoted output escapes JavaScript control characters and apostrophes.
Yes. Select Array literal only to omit the variable declaration and semicolon.
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