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Fix syntax error of json.parse: bad parsing #23125
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Nice.
If the response is not actually valid JSON, it should throw. We should not silently convert it to string. |
Oh got that! |
Summary
There was a bug in packages/react-fetch/src/ReactFetchNode.js.
It's the usage of JSON.parse().
SyntaxError: JSON.parse: bad parsing
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Errors/JSON_bad_parse
How did you test this change?
There was a bug in packages/react-fetch/src/ReactFetchNode.js.
It's the usage of JSON.parse().
For example:
Documents
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Errors/JSON_bad_parse
This was discovered when testing the reactjs/server-components-demo.
fix: JSON.parse fails in react-fetch
fix: JSON.parse fails in react-fetch reactjs/server-components
I created a test code. When I ran it, it threw a SyntaxError.
packages/react-fetch/src/tests/ReactFetchNode-test.js
I used the test code handles different paths as a reference.
The URL for fetch is the concatenation of the serverEndpoint of the test code and the random string banana.
http://localhost:64944/banana
Since it is not an Invalid URL, the status of the response will be as follows.
However, the response will not be in json format, because I have specified a random string banana.
The body of the response will be a string in which the following conditions are true.
Command to run the test code:
Results:
I modified json() as follows. I added catch { }.
If an Error throws, get it with text().
packages/react-fetch/src/ReactFetchNode.js
Passed the test.