Add support for large numbers?

[charlieman]

Open a json file with content like this:

{ "id": 12233344445555567 }

And JSONView shows "id": 12233344445555568

I know this might be a problem with the browser's JSON parser itself, but I wonder if JSONView could, when the number is larger than Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER (2^53 - 1), show it as it comes in the string.

I also found this issue in other json parsers like jq: jqlang/jq#143, they have to allow operations on the json so it's probably hard to decide what to do in their case, but JSONView is a viewer so at least showing the number the same way as the string that was parsed should be fine, right?

[mortonjohn]

thank you for let me your time and patience

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[martijns]

Similarly:

[{"my_id":104301119734092424}]

Is displayed as:

my_id: 104301119734092420

[tomocrafter]

Yes, I found this problem. Please fix it

[mortonjohn]

yes it is funny but life ,seam tobe more and more of this stuff going then i through

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[gildas-lormeau]

This issue is due to the fact that the extension relies on JSON.parse to extract the JS data.

[gildas-lormeau]

This issue will be fixed in the version 0.1.17 by enabling the option "Support 64-bit signed integers".