json-float-loss.js

JSON.stringify(JSON.parse('{"int":1,"float1":1.1,"float2":2.0}'))
// '{"int":1,"float1":1.1,"float2":2}'
//                                 ^ not float anymore :(

// even potentially useful npm packages are useless:
require("is-float")(1.0) // false
require("number-is-float")(1.0) // false
require('is-funcs/is-float')(1.0) // false
Number.isInteger(1.0) // true

// the reason is known: there's no Integer/Float class, only Number.
// But is there a way to avoid losing types, especially when there 
// are other non-node.js services that expect to find floats in incoming
// JSON strings after node.js service have "touched" them?