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Replacing ">" and "<" with Unicode code point for. json encoding
Hello everyone after few hours of looking at docs and googling I still can’t for the love of me figure out how to mirror the json_encode in PHP json_encode with JSON_HEX_TAG which according to documentation here convert
All < and > are converted to \u003C and \u003E.
I know that using Jason_encode with the escape: :html_safe tag will will convert the ‘<’ with the proper unicode but NOT ‘>’.
What’s the most convenient way to fix this?
Thanks! 
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There is an open issue about this from 20d ago, and it definitely seems like a bug. html_safe encoding bug · Issue #151 · michalmuskala/jason · GitHub
This line in the code jason/lib/encode.ex at master · michalmuskala/jason · GitHub is where the angle brackets should be encoded, and < is absent.
html_ranges = [{0x00..0x1F, :unicode}, {?<, :unicode}, {?/, ?/} | slash_escapes]
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