Noah Laux

1. It's about right :) 2. Fx in VScode (and many other IDEs) you have automatic "help" (descriptions on fields, help for valid values, snippets, realtime validation) using JSON schemes....

It's not stated anywhere, but the code base reveals the use of [arrow functions](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/Arrow_functions) which is not supported in fx Safari or any IE browser, and Chrome before version 45...

+1

Hi @Era-cell, Here's how I'd do it: ## 1. Text replacement Technically there's no string replacer in json-e, but you can achieve the same result by [split](https://json-e.js.org/built-ins.html#strings) and [join](https://json-e.js.org/built-ins.html#arrays) template...

@Era-cell You're welcome! Though I'm not sure what you mean by implementing in Javascript?

oh sure, but the code I made needs no extra javascript, it's using functionality which is provided out of the box with json-e

Hi @Era-cell As mentioned, json-e doesn't have a regex operator just yet, but you can extend it with your own functionality in [javascript](https://json-e.js.org/using.html#javascript) like this ```js import jsone from "json-e";...