Examples to test this tool with. Each .json file has a corresponding .csv file with the intended output.
In json/, example JSON-compatible files:
basic.json- Basic example of JSON data. (From this URL, 2018-10-27.)basic-huge.json- Basic example, but the array extended many times to form a large (~1MB) file. (2018-10-27)smart-quotes.json- An example of "smart quotes". (From this URL, 2018-10-27.)
In json5/, example JSON5-compatible files:
canonical.json- Canonical example from JSON5 README. Exercises many features.canonical-huge.json- Canonical example, but made into a large (multiple MB) array of these values, to test large files.single-quotes.json- Single quoted keys and string values. (From this URL, 2018-10-27.)unquoted-keys.json- Unquoted object keys.trailing-comma-object.json- A trailing comma at the end of an object.trailing-comma-value.json- A trailing comma within an object, at the end of a string value.
In other/, other examples that test other behavior of this tool:
json-lines.json- An example of JSON Lines. (From this URL, 2018-10-27.)ignore-scalar-arrays.json- Tests that sub-arrays which are just scalars of strings are ignored during "array hunting". (Adapted from this URL, 2018-10-27.)