Force reformatting to always put double quotes around keys

1. What version of RJEA are you using (react-json-editor-ajrm version)? *REQUIRED 2.5.8
2. What operating system and processor architecture are you using? *REQUIRED MacOS Sierra
3. What did you do? *REQUIRED I copy/pasted this json:

{
"a": 2,
"xxx": "Hi"
}

1. What did you expect to see? *REQUIRED I expected to have the json in the editor formatted but still keeping the quotes around the key names
2. What did you see instead? *REQUIRED The keys lose the quotes around them. This creates problem for users that want to copy from the editor and paste the json object elsewhere. Is there a option to keep the quotes around the keys?

[rusekr]

Hello! +100500 quotes to this. It is critical functional for json editor. For now it is not JSON editor. It is just JS-object editor. It converts json to js forcibly and not configurable and after this you edit js-object and not json. Unable to copy past and verify json with this JS editor because of that. Seeing this issue and it’s date and thinking we now need to find something different. People past real valid json into this editor and complain because of parse errors - it’s a bug.

[PatrickSachs]

Hello @StefanoSega

Thanks for reporting this. As you noticed this is currently intended behavior. Quotes are only added if required (e.g. due to a space in the key name).

I’ll flag this as feature request and maybe we’ll get to it at some point in the future. However we’re in dire need of collaborators so I cannot give you an estimated timeframe.