fix: use Espruino JSON parse for a lenient parsing

amoshydra · Feb 20, 2024 · e0d48cf · e0d48cf
1 parent e786186
commit e0d48cf
Showing 1 changed file with 2 additions and 1 deletion.
diff --git a/src/components/AppListItemDetailView/AppStorageController/Buttons/ActivateAppButton.tsx b/src/components/AppListItemDetailView/AppStorageController/Buttons/ActivateAppButton.tsx
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ import { UiButton, UiButtonProps } from "../../../Buttons/UiButton";
 import { EspruinoComms } from "../../../../services/Espruino/Comms";
 import { AppItem } from "../../../../api/banglejs/interface";
 import { EspruinoDevice } from "../../../../services/Espruino/interface";
+import { EspruinoUtils } from "../../../../services/Espruino/Utils";
 
 interface ActivateAppButtonProps extends UiButtonProps{
   app: AppItem;
@@ -100,7 +101,7 @@ const SetActiveButton = ({ app, ...props }: SetActiveButtonProps) => {
 const setActive = async (app: AppItem & { type: "clock" | "launcher" }) => {
   const settings = await EspruinoComms.readFile("setting.json");
   await EspruinoComms.writeFile("setting.json", JSON.stringify({
-    ...JSON.parse(settings),
+    ...EspruinoUtils.parseRJSON(settings),
     [app.type]: `${app.id}.app.js`,
   }))
   EspruinoComms.resetDevice()