This has been validated against a tsconfig.json file that i'm using and nothing else. It should work fine though. You can use this to replace comments with vscode find and replace, but using the regex in the search field, and '$2' without quotes in the replace field.

Useful to check the HTTP content-type as application/json since sometimes people created their own custom content-type on top of JSON.

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Converts a javascript literal to json format

handles both JWS (3 segments) and JWE (5 segments) remove the ending (?:(?:... to handle JWS only segments 1+2 are expected tp start with e[yw], an encoded start of JSON object {" or {\n remove/extend it to match used token structure or make it even more restrictive (ey[IJ]|ewo) to match encoded {"\w or {\n" payload (2nd segment) may be empty both header (1st segment) and payload are expected to start with eyJ, a base64 encoded start of JSON object {" accepts only proper Base64url encoding (RFC 4648) without Base64 padding = test it at https://regex101.com/r/V99DS0

Example: foo = bar foo=bar foo= bar bar =foo foo = bar foo=bar foo= bar link = http%3A%2F%2Fgoogle.com jsonEncode = "{"test":1,"test2":2,"test3":"http://google.com"}"

HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found Cache-Control: no-cache Content-Type: application/json {"validation_message":'...'} will return: {"validation_message":'...'} which can then be turned into a JSON object.

Insert double quotes between matches around colons. You need to wrap substition.substr(1)+'"' with parenthesis afterwards. (substr is needed to remove hanging doublequote at the start of the string) ex) var json = '{ '+json_ish.replace(regex,subs).substr(1)+'" }'; I made this regex to validate and parse google spreadsheet's json-ish feed. Please use with care, this is not tested througly. inspired from http://stackoverflow.com/a/25146087

Match numerical value of a JSON key. Numbers only 3-9

Parses JSON keys and values between quotation marks, supports escaping the quotation marks by backspashes

regex valid for json schema with http,https,ftp,sftp protocol

Regex to quote keys to parse a string of relaxed JSON. Rules: No ':', '"' or newline in keys allowed

Regex to qoute a JSON-string

Look for date objects in JSON returned from ASP.NET Web Forms.

This Regex allows to add double-quotes to a JSON string that is missing them. It assumes we have a space after the ":" and also after the ",".

Removes quotes from value of JSON string

Useful to extract JSON from LLM markdown responses

replace multi json for vscode

Matches JSON object keys

Final comma need to be replaced with empty.

".\w?":".\w?"