> Whenever an input accepts YAML you can actually pass in JSON there and it’ll be valid
...unless your parser strictly implements YAML 1.1, in which case you should be careful to add whitespace around commas (and a few other minor things). This is a valid JSON that some YAML parsers will have problems with:
{"foo":"bar","\/":10e1}
The very first result Google gives me for "yaml parser" is https://yaml-online-parser.appspot.com, which breaks on the backslash-forward slash sequence.
...unless your parser strictly implements YAML 1.1, in which case you should be careful to add whitespace around commas (and a few other minor things). This is a valid JSON that some YAML parsers will have problems with:
The very first result Google gives me for "yaml parser" is https://yaml-online-parser.appspot.com, which breaks on the backslash-forward slash sequence.