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Simple quoted strings with inconsistent quotes might look like:
['string1',"string2",]
The current version (0.1.0) does not change the quote style from the original input, in case the selected quote style was intentional. For example:
{nickname: 'Tracy "The OG" Morgan',agent: "Doug O'Dell",personal_trainer: "Stupid Judy of EPCOT",}
A possible setting would specify the desired quote style. If, for the first example, double-quote is preferred, the result would be:
["string1","string2",]
Perhaps the desired quote should only apply if the string has no embedded quotes of the same style as the selected quote style. Otherwise, just use the original quote style for that given value. For the second example, preferring double-quotes would result in the same mixed quote style as the original input, but preferring single-quotes would change only the last property:
{nickname: 'Tracy "The OG" Morgan',agent: "Doug O'Dell",personal_trainer: 'Stupid Judy of EPCOT',}
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Simple quoted strings with inconsistent quotes might look like:
The current version (0.1.0) does not change the quote style from the original input, in case the selected quote style was intentional. For example:
A possible setting would specify the desired quote style. If, for the first example, double-quote is preferred, the result would be:
Perhaps the desired quote should only apply if the string has no embedded quotes of the same style as the selected quote style. Otherwise, just use the original quote style for that given value. For the second example, preferring double-quotes would result in the same mixed quote style as the original input, but preferring single-quotes would change only the last property:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: