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Support JSON5 files #266
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This is cool, thanks for adding this. |
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Hi there,
It'd be nice for Atom to recognize
.json5files and syntax highlight them. Doing so as JavaScript is good enough — and is in fact what GitHub does too:https://github.com/github/linguist/blob/c8b30a62f9caf50609e4abc515469a5dda9b9584/lib/linguist/languages.yml#L1581-L1586
I'm not sure if what I've done in this PR is the best way to achieve this, though. Please feel free to let me know if I should do it differently. For now, I did the same thing I did for
._js(pull #4).Thanks!