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Currently using this library in a Grunt task, and ran into the following issue:

// JSON file data being linted
{
    "copyright": "\u2117 & \u00a9 2014 {{sitename}}"
}

// BASH error...
Invalid Reverse Solidus '\' declaration.

Just tested the above snippet against jsonlint.com, jsonlint pro, and jsoneditoronline and they all infer the unicode characters and parse as valid JSON data.

This snippet exists in a much deeper part of my JSON data that is compiled via PHP's json_encode function, however the raw escaped unicode values cause this linter to throw the above error.

Escaping the reverse solidus ["\\u2117 & \\u00a9 2014 {{sitename}}"] "fixes" the issue; though it seems inconvenient as most systems escape unicode values in this fashion by default.

jsonlint doesn't seem to catch illegal embedded line breaks in JSON strings:

{
  "foo": "bar
bar bar bar bar"
}

Looks like the error flag is never set and .line always references the last line of the file. The JSONLint validator does return the error (well, the line number anyway), as does zaach/jsonlint.

 const lint = JSONLint('}', {comments: false})

Populates lint.error with:

Unknown character '}', expecting opening block '{' or '[', or maybe a comment

As comments are disabled the 'or maybe a comment' is incorrect

Hi,
It would be nice if the library could find the duplicated keys.
Example :

{
  "myKey": value,
  "myKey": value
   ^^^^ Error duplicated key
}

https://travis-ci.org/codenothing/jsonlint/builds/212914382

The eval npm install phase of the tests is returning an error. I don't know enough about npm and travis to know how to fix it though.

Using atom-linter-json-lint I got this error:

This error message is very confusing.

{
    "bitwise": true,
    "";
}