Fixing JSON

JSON is not optimized to be written by humans (I'd argue even JS is not well optimized for that </joke>).

There are other formats for that, like YAML and TOML[1].

When JSON is needed for human-to-computer stuff, I'd say TOML is pretty much always a better choice. A common use case for TOML is config files. And I see a lot of config in JSON lately; this makes me sad. (Though not as sad as the config-in-XML thing the Java ecosystem suffered from.)

1: https://github.com/toml-lang/toml

TOML is kinda ugly compared to YAML.