Eugene Lazutkin
Eugene Lazutkin
Thank you, @wrmedford. I'll take a look at the PR and play with it a bit. In unrelated news: I've noticed that I forgot to create a ticket for `re2::FilteredRE2`....
@mbenedettini do you have any benchmarks showing that the speed of parsing had improved? I am asking because `/.{1,256}/` comes with a penalty for regular expression engines. For example it...
The parser implements JSON according to the standard as it is defined here: https://www.json.org/json-en.html — the definition is in the right side panel. This decision is documented in [the wiki](https://github.com/uhop/stream-json/wiki)....
Published as `1.9.0`. Please verify that it works for you.
Suggestion: to avoid compiling and treating JS as a 2nd-class citizen, let's use the modern JS + TS typings. It'll cater to both audiences.
Just to be clear: if my suggestion is accepted I volunteer to write typings. 😉
Yet, it would be nice to migrate to ESM-style of modules and support Node, Bun , and Deno. All of that is not difficult, just should be done.
By default, `disassembler()` and `stringer()` can work with streamed and packed values. See [Disassembler](https://github.com/uhop/stream-json/wiki/Disassembler) and [Stringer](https://github.com/uhop/stream-json/wiki/Stringer) for more details. For big data it is better to stick to one rather...
This is the new implementation: 6165e1e739126d4bc316d45885c26fc035e10e33 Please give it a try to see if it works for you before the release.
Published as `1.9.0`.