Rule details

Fail on values that aren't safe for interchange

What type of rule is this?

Warns about a potential problem

Example code

Per https://socket.dev/blog/judicious-json

Some values of JSON do not coerce safely across different situations.

1. Non-finite numbers. The can coerce to infinity or other precision loss.

// 'null'
JSON.stringify(Number.MAX_VALUE * 10)
// Infinity
JSON.parse('2e309')

2. Lone surrogates. These actually throw errors in various libs.

let serialized = JSON.stringify("🔥"[0]);
// '"\\uD83D"' - note extra \
JSON.parse(serialized);
// "\uD83D"

3. Array/string bounds. These have hard limits in some languages like JS.

This isn't feasible to show an example of. Only affects very large data. Uncommon and easily skipped usually.

Participation

• I am willing to submit a pull request to implement this rule.

Additional comments

No response