The 100 million values I have used for verification of number serialization have been picked up by Microsoft since it revealed bugs in their .NET/C# number parser:
dotnet/coreclr#20707
How does this relate to ES6 you may [rightfully] wonder? Well, the JSON serializer scheme used in JCS follows ES6 to the letter (modulo property order which is sorted).
thanx,
Anders
I have updated the JWS/JCS "combo" so that it is comparable to https://jwt.io/ although it is not written as an SPA.
https://mobilepki.org/jws-jcs
The 100 million values I have used for verification of number serialization have been picked up by Microsoft since it revealed bugs in their .NET/C# number parser:
https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/pull/20707#issuecomment-435536433
How does this relate to ES6 you may [rightfully] wonder? Well, the JSON serializer scheme used in JCS follows ES6 to the letter (modulo property order which is sorted).
thanx,
Anders
I have updated the JWS/JCS "combo" so that it is comparable to jwt.io although it is not written as an SPA.
mobilepki.org/jws-jcs
The 100 million values I have used for verification of number serialization have been picked up by Microsoft since it revealed bugs in their .NET/C# number parser: dotnet/coreclr#20707
How does this relate to ES6 you may [rightfully] wonder? Well, the JSON serializer scheme used in JCS follows ES6 to the letter (modulo property order which is sorted).
thanx, Anders