Simplified regex in removeJsonQuotes

[jdsteinhauser]

Resolves Issue #415. I'm not satisfied with how I had to test it, since Jest wasn't happy with any way I tried to import src/lib/fetch.[jt]s . If an RFC is needed, I'll gladly write one but I was assuming this was small and straightforward enough to not require one.

• cleaned up the tests
• added some tests
• made sure it works with safari

[shimkiv]

Seems to work because now it reveals another issue (no stacktrace available):

[mitschabaude]

Very nice! One more test and I'm happy :D

The web workers thing is a bummer, but we'll manage to work around that as well

[mitschabaude]

@jdsteinhauser re: testing. Our Jest setup currently doesn't manage to build the whole project, so right now with Jest we can only test stuff that is exported from snarkyjs (all the other Jest test import "snarkyjs" which resolves to the build output in /dist/node).

We recently introduced a way to test internal stuff as well -- you can see it demonstrated in src/lib/hash-inputs.unit-test.ts.
-> Just make a new file with the ending unit-test.ts, and it will automatically be built and run as part of npm run test:unit.
You can't use describe and it in these files, but you can import and use expect (which is just a utility function that throws an error if a test fails), so you get the same testing capabilities, just with less fancy console output

[bkase]

@jsteinhauser could you rebase the PR off of main instead?

[Trivo25]

• cleaned up the tests
• added some tests
• made sure it works with safari

[mitschabaude]

awesome!

[jdsteinhauser]

Oh my goodness, thanks for finishing this one out @Trivo25 !

[Trivo25]

Oh my goodness, thanks for finishing this one out @Trivo25 !

Sorry it took so long :D