Jaison: The Fault-Tolerant JSON Parser Built for the LLM Era If you’ve ever asked ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Qwen, ERNIE, or any large language model to “return JSON,” you already know the pain: the output looks perfect to human eyes but explodes the moment you feed it to JSON.parse. A missing bracket, a trailing comma, Chinese full-width punctuation, single quotes, // comments, “`json Jaison is a zero-dependency, pure JavaScript JSON parser designed from the ground up to fix exactly these problems in a single pass. It silently repairs dozens of structural mistakes that LLMs love to make and hands you back …
Meet Mediabunny – the zero-dependency, browser-native media toolkit that can read, write and convert MP4/WebM/MP3 with micro-second accuracy and hardware speed. Yes, it really runs 100 % in the browser (or Node.js), ships as TypeScript only, and compresses down to ≈ 5 kB when tree-shaken. Below you’ll find a complete walk-through of what it can do, how it does it, and where the traps hide – all strictly based on the library’s own README. What exact pain-points does this article solve? Can I parse a 4 GB phone clip in the browser without crashing the tab? Is there a way …