Turns an standard Javascript array into a JSON object array

jsonParse_removeTrailingComma.js

exampleArray = [ "Hello", "World", "foo", "bar", "generic", "example", "recuerdos", "a todos" ];
objText = "";

for (i = 0, len = exampleArray.length; i < len; i++) {
  thisResult = exampleArray[i];
  objText += '"obj_' + i + '": "' + thisResult + '", '; // First time this loops will result in --"obj_0": "Hello", --
}

// objText should now be --"obj_0": "Hello", "obj_1": "World", "obj_2": "foo", "obj_3": "bar", -- etc., but this string ends with a comma, which JSON.parse won't allow.

parseableObject = objText.replace(/(.*), /, "{ $1 }"); // Removes the trailing comma and encloses in curly braces.

parsedObject = JSON.parse(parseableObject); // Now the array has been turned into an object.