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More like browsers can de-serialize JSON5 natively. writing a JSON5 parser is not difficult. It's just not part of most std libs in most languages, but I would
by nostalgeek 8y ago
More like browsers can de-serialize JSON5 natively. writing a JSON5 parser is not difficult. It's just not part of most std libs in most languages, but I would argue that most std libs don't parse YAML either.
JSON5 is a good compromise.
- tlb 8y agoNeither Chrome nor Firefox's JSON.parse accept JSON5. I'm not sure what browser API you mean. For example, JSON.parse(`{"foo":"bar",}`) throws a syntax error.
- nostalgeek 8y ago> Neither Chrome nor Firefox's JSON.parse accept JSON5. I'm not sure what browser API you mean. This is a typo, I meant "can't" not "can". Off course browsers don't support JSON5 or my message makes no sense whatsoever.