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A JSON parser built in TS Types to statically type JSON.parse() output, for reasons
This package overrides the default JSON.parse() types with a JSON parser built in TypeScript types, meaning if you put a valid string literal in, you will get the actual type it represents.
const value = JSON.parse('{ "Hello": "NPM!", "foo": [true, 123] }');
// With the actual type of value being:
const value: {
Hello: string,
foo: (boolean | number)[]
}
Correct. Since you have the literal string, just use the contents in JS/TS. As a tiny bonus, any non-literal string produces unknown instead of any.
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A JSON parser built in TS Types to statically type JSON.parse() output, for reasons
We found that typed-json-parse demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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