如果您的上下文是 NOde.js 配置, 您可以考虑 JavaScript 通过module.exports作为JSON的替代:

module.exports = {
    "key": "value",

    // And with comments!
    "key2": "value2"
};

缩略require语法将保持不变 。 作为 JavaScript, 文件扩展名应该是.js.

JSON和JSON需要提出评论。至少可在.NET Core 中提供评论。JSON和牛顿软JSON 工作很顺利

{
  // this is a comment for those who is ok with being different
  "regular-json": "stuff"...
}

原为:JSON发明家说:

JSON没有评论。 JSON 编码器必须输入输出评论。 JSON 编码器可能接受和忽略评论。

功用jjq jq包含一个解码器, 它允许“ #” 式的评论, 所以jq 是一种工具, 可以与 JSON 与注释文件一起使用, 只要这些文件被当作“ jq 程序” 处理, 而不是作为 JSON 文件处理 。 例如 :

$ jq -ncf <(echo $'[1, # one\n2 ] # two') 
[1,2]

更重要的是,jq可以处理庞大的JSON与评论文件作为程序;这可以用众所周知的JSON文件加以说明:

$ ls -l JEOPARDY_QUESTIONS1.json
-rw-r--r--  2 xyzzy  staff  55554625 May 12  2016 JEOPARDY_QUESTIONS1.json

$ jq -nf JEOPARDY_QUESTIONS1.json | jq length
216930

考虑使用雅姆勒它几乎是JSON的超集(几乎所有有效的JSON都是有效的YAML),它允许评论。

JSON不支持评论,也从未打算用于需要评论的配置文件。

Hjson 是人类的配置文件格式。 放松语法, 减少错误, 更多评论 。

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JSON本身不允许评论。 推理是完全愚蠢的, 因为你可以使用JSON。本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身 本身提出评论,完全排除推理,和在完全没有正当理由的情况下装入解析器数据空间精确同一结果和潜在问题,如:JSON档案,附有评论。

如果您试图在(使用)//或/* */或#举例说 ) , 那么有些分析师会失败, 因为这严格地说不在JSON 的规格之内。 所以您应该从未这样做。

例如,这里,这里,这里,这里,我的图像处理系统已保存图像标记和一些基本格式化(注释)信息( 在底部) :

{
    "Notations": [
        {
            "anchorX": 333,
            "anchorY": 265,
            "areaMode": "Ellipse",
            "extentX": 356,
            "extentY": 294,
            "opacity": 0.5,
            "text": "Elliptical area on top",
            "textX": 333,
            "textY": 265,
            "title": "Notation 1"
        },
        {
            "anchorX": 87,
            "anchorY": 385,
            "areaMode": "Rectangle",
            "extentX": 109,
            "extentY": 412,
            "opacity": 0.5,
            "text": "Rect area\non bottom",
            "textX": 98,
            "textY": 385,
            "title": "Notation 2"
        },
        {
            "anchorX": 69,
            "anchorY": 104,
            "areaMode": "Polygon",
            "extentX": 102,
            "extentY": 136,
            "opacity": 0.5,
            "pointList": [
                {
                    "i": 0,
                    "x": 83,
                    "y": 104
                },
                {
                    "i": 1,
                    "x": 69,
                    "y": 136
                },
                {
                    "i": 2,
                    "x": 102,
                    "y": 132
                },
                {
                    "i": 3,
                    "x": 83,
                    "y": 104
                }
            ],
            "text": "Simple polygon",
            "textX": 85,
            "textY": 104,
            "title": "Notation 3"
        }
    ],
    "imageXW": 512,
    "imageYW": 512,
    "imageName": "lena_std.ato",
    "tinyDocs": {
        "c01": "JSON image notation data:",
        "c02": "-------------------------",
        "c03": "",
        "c04": "This data contains image notations and related area",
        "c05": "selection information that provides a means for an",
        "c06": "image gallery to display notations with elliptical,",
        "c07": "rectangular, polygonal or freehand area indications",
        "c08": "over an image displayed to a gallery visitor.",
        "c09": "",
        "c10": "X and Y positions are all in image space. The image",
        "c11": "resolution is given as imageXW and imageYW, which",
        "c12": "you use to scale the notation areas to their proper",
        "c13": "locations and sizes for your display of the image,",
        "c14": "regardless of scale.",
        "c15": "",
        "c16": "For Ellipses, anchor is the  center of the ellipse,",
        "c17": "and the extents are the X and Y radii respectively.",
        "c18": "",
        "c19": "For Rectangles, the anchor is the top left and the",
        "c20": "extents are the bottom right.",
        "c21": "",
        "c22": "For Freehand and Polygon area modes, the pointList",
        "c23": "contains a series of numbered XY points. If the area",
        "c24": "is closed, the last point will be the same as the",
        "c25": "first, so all you have to be concerned with is drawing",
        "c26": "lines between the points in the list. Anchor and extent",
        "c27": "are set to the top left and bottom right of the indicated",
        "c28": "region, and can be used as a simplistic rectangular",
        "c29": "detect for the mouse hover position over these types",
        "c30": "of areas.",
        "c31": "",
        "c32": "The textx and texty positions provide basic positioning",
        "c33": "information to help you locate the text information",
        "c34": "in a reasonable location associated with the area",
        "c35": "indication.",
        "c36": "",
        "c37": "Opacity is a value between 0 and 1, where .5 represents",
        "c38": "a 50% opaque backdrop and 1.0 represents a fully opaque",
        "c39": "backdrop. Recommendation is that regions be drawn",
        "c40": "only if the user hovers the pointer over the image,",
        "c41": "and that the text associated with the regions be drawn",
        "c42": "only if the user hovers the pointer over the indicated",
        "c43": "region."
    }
}