It's such a great tool to handle JSON (with comments). Thanks!
But I find that it can not pass the following test:
test('remove property', () => {
let content = '{\n "x": "y",\n // This is a comment\n "test": "1"\n}';
let edits = removeProperty(content, ['x'], formatterOptions);
assertEdit(content, edits, '{\n // This is a comment\n "test": "1"\n}');
});
I've added a comment right after the property x. What I want is to remove the property but keep the comment. But jsonc-parser removes the comment too, which I think this maybe a bug or something?
P.S. You can test this in edit.test.ts.
It's such a great tool to handle JSON (with comments). Thanks!
But I find that it can not pass the following test:
I've added a comment right after the property
x. What I want is to remove the property but keep the comment. Butjsonc-parserremoves the comment too, which I think this maybe a bug or something?P.S. You can test this in
edit.test.ts.