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fix: do not resolve array indexes that RFC 6901 does not allow - #20
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Thanks. Added one small change that makes writes throw for indexes above the largest supportable array index. I also added some test coverage.
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Fixes #16
Summary
Reads and deletes look up the reference token as a JavaScript property lookup does.
Writes accept only an array index or
-for an array.Writes throw a
TypeErrorwith the cursor for any other token.Merge Danger
A token such as
01no longer reaches item 1.A caller that wrote through such a token now gets an error.
A write with a token that is not a number, such as
foo, also throws.