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teariot/json-repair

PHP 8.0+ library to repair broken, malformed, or non-standard JSON.

Handles real-world garbage: LLM responses with <think> blocks, truncated output, single quotes, trailing commas, comments, JSONP, Python constants, MongoDB types, HTML entities, and more.

Installation

Quick Start

Extract JSON from Text

Pull JSON out of LLM responses, log lines, or any surrounding text:

json\n{\"a\": 1}\n

Template: Fill Missing Keys

When LLM output is truncated or incomplete, apply a template to ensure all expected keys exist:

What It Fixes

Problem Input Output
Unquoted keys {name: "John"} {"name":"John"}
Single quotes {'a': 'b'} {"a":"b"}
Smart/curly quotes {"a": "b"} {"a":"b"}
Backtick quotes {`a`: `b`} | {"a":"b"}
Trailing commas {"a": 1,} {"a":1}
Leading commas {,"a": 1} {"a":1}
Missing commas {"a": 1 "b": 2} {"a":1,"b":2}
Missing colons {"a" 1} {"a":1}
Missing brackets {"a": 1 {"a":1}
Redundant brackets {"a": 1}} {"a":1}
Block comments {"a": 1 /* x */} {"a":1}
Line comments {"a": 1 // x} {"a":1}
Hash comments {"a": 1 # x} {"a":1}
JSONP callback({"a": 1}); {"a":1}
Markdown fences | {"a":1}
Python True/False/None {a: True, b: None} {"a":true,"b":null}
JS undefined/NaN undefined null
String concatenation "a" + "b" "ab"
Ellipsis [1, 2, ...] [1,2]
Leading zero numbers 0123 "0123"
Truncated JSON {"a": {"a":null}
NDJSON {"a":1}\n{"b":2} [{"a":1},{"b":2}]
Regex literals /test/gi "/test/gi"
MongoDB types ObjectId("abc") "abc"
HTML entities "a &amp; b" "a & b"
<think> blocks <think>...</think> {} {}
Log prefixes [date] level: {} {}

Full API

Static Facade

Helper Functions

Streaming

Process large JSON files without loading everything into memory:

Requirements

Testing

License

MIT

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