Carl Smith

In the same vein, it would be good to separate the `parse` and `stringify` functions, so if you're only using one of them, you can tree-shake the other out of...

Are you using the latest version (1.16.0) ? If so, can you try with one of the previous versions (1.15.x) ? I made a small change to the build process...

That's odd, because `/home/vsts/work/1/s/node_modules/json-edit-react/package.json' contains "type": "module".` -- it only changed to use `type: module` in the very latest release. You might be able to import the `.cjs` build directly,...

Good to hear. I've just published a new version (1.16.1) with explicit `exports` specified in package.json, so maybe that will help? I'm keen for this to work seamlessly in as...

> After updating to 1.16.1 I get `Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'react/jsx-runtime'` for this package :/. If I revert to 1.13.1 all is good If you wouldn't mind,...

@MattChowski I've removed the `type: module` in 1.16.3. Can you confirm that version works for you?

@MattChowski @JoelGeorge693 Can you try with v1.17.2 and see if it's working for you? If not, would you mind sharing your repo (or an equivalent repo) so I can check...

> @CarlosNZ Unfortunately I am unable to test this at the moment. We needed a really performant solution for the JSON viewer as our jsons can be huge, so we...

Closing for now, as no further follow-up.

Yeah, it's an issue I'm aware of. Personally, I've always dealt with it by having [Undo functionality](https://github.com/CarlosNZ/json-edit-react?tab=readme-ov-file#undo-functionality). The problem is due to the fact that each node manages its own...