Yeah, in hindsight maybe we could just switch to YAML but it does have quite a lot more syntax.
Jsn started as a python function which removed comments and fixed trailing commas. YAML does not come bundled with python and is an external dependency..
I suppose looking at it now jsn grew to a point where using something else in the first place would have been less work :)
Thank you for acknowledging that YAML could have been an alternative choice. But don't let such alternatives stop you from hacking your own solution or scratching your itch. If every person on the earth, stopped developing their own solution because there is an alternative that works with limitations we will see no progress in technology. It is good to develop your solution and then come to the conclusion that there is a better alternative than not having tried at all.
Jsn started as a python function which removed comments and fixed trailing commas. YAML does not come bundled with python and is an external dependency..
I suppose looking at it now jsn grew to a point where using something else in the first place would have been less work :)