Transfer everything to svelte 5

[AlexRMU]

When it will be possible.

[AlexRMU]

And by the way, look at this: https://jsonjoy.com/ They have:

• fastest JSON serialization and deserialization algorithms in NPM ecosystem
• fast json-patch
• and other packages for working with json that can be useful or speed up the application

[josdejong]

Transfer everything to svelte 5

Definitely, I can't wait for it :). I created a branch feat/sveltekit2 today to upgrade to SvelteKit 2. The branch still has a few issues that need to be resolved. Besides that, all dependencies are quite up to date.

And by the way, look at this: https://jsonjoy.com/

That is definitely an interesting collection. Are there specific things in this regard that you think should be improved on the current library? In that case, can you open a separate issue to discuss it?

[AlexRMU]

https://jsonjoy.com/libs/json-joy-js/json-binary for storage

https://jsonjoy.com/libs/json-joy-js/json-pack/json instead of built in JSON (measure the speed in different browsers with different json sizes)

copy or use it here and in the immutable-json-patch, if it's better that way https://jsonjoy.com/libs/json-joy-js/json-patch https://jsonjoy.com/libs/json-joy-js/json-pointer https://jsonjoy.com/libs/json-joy-js/json-equal https://jsonjoy.com/libs/json-joy-js/json-clone

[josdejong]

Thanks for your inputs.

An alternative JSON parser can already be used in svelte-jsoneditor using the parser option. The advertised speed of json-joy looks impressive!

In the source code of svelte-jsoneditor we do use isEqual from Lodash here and there. It can be interesting to see if the deep quality check of jsonjoy results in an improved performance. If someone likes to give that a try please open a new issue to do an experiment and discuss the results.

[AlexRMU]

json-pack can be used instead of the built-in json or only on the site

[josdejong]

Closing this issue now, we'll update to Svelte 5 as soon as it is released.