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I wrote a new major mode called jsonian-mode for editing JSON documents. json-mode has served me well for many years, but it doesn't hold up well on large documents. I wrote a new major mode jsonian-mode which parses only as necessary and minimizes the regex usage for syntax highlighting. This means that navigating very large files is faster. The json-snatcher (jsonian-path) function does not blow its stack on large files. It also includes a pretty nice utility for editing multi-line JSON strings (jsonian-edit-string).
I wrote a new major mode called jsonian-mode for editing JSON documents. json-mode has served me well for many years, but it doesn't hold up well on large documents. I wrote a new major mode jsonian-mode which parses only as necessary and minimizes the regex usage for syntax highlighting. This means that navigating very large files is faster. The json-snatcher (jsonian-path) function does not blow its stack on large files. It also includes a pretty nice utility for editing multi-line JSON strings (jsonian-edit-string).
From curiosity and only, what's the cons/pros to json-tree-siter ?
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