Simple JavaScript/ECMAScript object literal reader

Only supports object literals wrapped in var x = ...; statements, so you might want to do read_js_object('var x = %s;' % literal) if it's in another format.

If you pass in the keyword argument use_unicode it will decode utf8 as well as unicode code points into python unicode strings

Basic constant folding on strings and numbers is done, e.g. "hi " + "there!" reduces to "hi there!", and 1+1 reduces to 2.

** Dependencies **

Requires the slimit library for parsing.

** License **

Copyright (c) 2013 darkf

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