My code:
function fixJson(incompleteJson) {
let varOcg = incompleteJson.trim();
try {
JSON.parse(varOcg);
return varOcg;
} catch (e) {
const quoteRegex = /(w+)(:)/g;
varOcg = varOcg.replace(quoteRegex, '"$1"$2');
if (varOcg.endsWith(",")) {
varOcg = varOcg.slice(0, -1);
}
if (!varOcg.endsWith("}") && !varOcg.endsWith("]")) {
varOcg += "}";
}
try {
JSON.parse(varOcg);
return varOcg;
} catch (e) {
return "Invalid JSON: unable to correct the JSON string.";
}
}
}
Sample input 1
input={
"name": "abc",
"sub": {
"sub1": "eng",
"sub2": "math"
}
output={
"name": "abc",
"sub": {
"sub1": "eng",
"sub2": "math"
}
}
Sample input 2
input={
"name": "abc",
"sub": {
"sub1": "eng",
"sub2": "math
}
}
output={
"name": "abc",
"sub": {
"sub1": "eng",
"sub2": "math"
}
}
I need a function, fixJson
, that can handle various issues with malformed JSON, such as:
- Missing closing braces or brackets
- Unquoted keys or values
- Incomplete strings
The function should return the corrected JSON string if possible or an error message if the JSON cannot be fixed.
Here’s what I’m looking for:
- A function that attempts to repair common issues with malformed JSON.
- It should ensure that the output is valid JSON and formatted correctly.
- If the JSON cannot be fixed, it should provide an informative error message.
Could you please help me with the implementation of such a function in JavaScript?
Thanks in advance!