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JSON errors

JSON Errors, by Language and Tool

A JSON error means the text broke one of the eight syntax rules of RFC 8259 — most often a trailing comma, a single quote, a missing bracket or a truncated stream. Find your parser's exact message below, or paste the JSON into the repair tool and read the fix it applied.

Errors in any language

The same eight syntax mistakes crash every parser; the message differs, the fix does not.

JavaScript and TypeScript

JSON.parse throws a SyntaxError with the token and position; JSON.stringify silently drops undefined.

Python

json.loads raises JSONDecodeError with a line and column; Pydantic reports the field that failed.

Go, Rust and Java

Typed languages fail at the decoder: encoding/json, serde_json and the JDK each report the field and the reason.

curl, jq, Postman and REST APIs

On the command line the error usually sits in the response, not the filter: inspect the raw body first.

n8n, Zapier and Make

Automation platforms fail on the AI node's output: fences, trailing commas and truncation before the JSON step.

Databases

SQLite validates JSON on write with json_valid and repairs it with json_set before it reaches a query.

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Every guide here is written from reproduced cases by the maintainer of the repair engine — about the site.