Implement a function jsonStringify(value) that converts a JavaScript value into a JSON string.
Only the following types will appear in input: boolean, number, null, string, array, or object.

Requirements:

• Ignore optional parameters from the original JSON.stringify.
• Arrays and objects should be recursively serialized.
• Strings should be wrapped in double quotes.
• Boolean, null, and numbers should be converted as in JSON.

Examples

jsonStringify({ foo: 'bar' });
// '{"foo":"bar"}'

jsonStringify({ foo: 'bar', bar: [1, 2, 3] });
// '{"foo":"bar","bar":[1,2,3]}'

jsonStringify({ foo: true, bar: false });
// '{"foo":true,"bar":false}'

jsonStringify(null); // 'null'
jsonStringify(true); // 'true'
jsonStringify(false); // 'false'
jsonStringify(1); // '1'
jsonStringify('foo'); // '"foo"'