Naming suggestion: maybe do readXxx() and writeXxx() instead of xxx() and a single write()

[iliazeus]

• .readText(), .readJson(), .readArrayBuffer() instead of .text(), .json(), .arrayBuffer()
• .writeText(), .writeJson(), .writeArrayBuffer() instead of a single .write() for all

pros:

• it allows for a nice paring of input and output functions, increasing discoverability
• it allows for having a nice unambiguous interface for writing JSON files, without a manual JSON.stringify()
• it's up to your coding style ofc, but verb-based names seem to be more natural for this case

cons:

• a couple letters longer i guess?

[nzakas]

Thanks for the feedback. I'm sticking with text(), json(), etc. because these mirror what is available with fetch(). I don't mind needing to use JSON.stringify() with write(), because it's hard to know how people would want their JSON formatted in the output, and I'm trying to avoid having a bunch of optional parameters for methods.