As @StayBlue mentioned in PR #37 JSON5 might be a better alternative than the proprietary JSONC format I initially chose.
JSON5 is documented much better than JSONC, and the json5 package is maintained better than the jsonc package, which might be relevant as @torikushiii mentioned wanting to avoid third-party modules. A more well-maintained package should be better in this case.
JSON5 may also offer potential improvements for future configuration options, as it is more closely related to ES5, whereas JSONC appears to simply be JSON with comments.
As @StayBlue mentioned in PR #37 JSON5 might be a better alternative than the proprietary JSONC format I initially chose.
JSON5 is documented much better than JSONC, and the
json5
package is maintained better than thejsonc
package, which might be relevant as @torikushiii mentioned wanting to avoid third-party modules. A more well-maintained package should be better in this case.JSON5 may also offer potential improvements for future configuration options, as it is more closely related to ES5, whereas JSONC appears to simply be JSON with comments.