strip-json-comments

supports comments but also trailing commas. For example: It would be nice to have a flag that enables stripping of these trailing commas. I bet we can do this by tracking the location of the most recently encountered comma, and detecting when we hit a or . Both of those characters signal that the comma was trailing and can be either removed or replaced with a space. This may add a tiny bit of complexity to the statements. Instead of , we might want to do and then flush the accumulator to the result as soon as we have determined that the most recently-encountered comma is or is not trailing. That way, will start where the comma is, and we'll have a good way to strip that comma if necessary. I can probably attempt an implementation in the near-term. My use-case requires CJS support, so I may do this in a fork, but I can at the very least share the patch here.

Fix #51 Ignore Invalid Comments Updated parsing logic to account for when a comment doesn't get closed. Updated failing test -> now all tests pass 🎉

For example, should be ignored. https://github.com/sindresorhus/strip-json-comments/blob/ad70a18c06f5a3c93f02f855489d1c0f900f43d3/test.js#L67-L70