Error reading JSON file can occur when attempting to read or parse a Simeon config file. This error can be caused by a variety of issues, such as a missing or malformed file, incorrect file path, or issues with the config file.
Here are some common causes and solutions for this error:
Missing or malformed file
Ensure that the file exists and that it is in a valid JSON format. Open the file in a text editor and verify that it is properly formatted and contains valid JSON data.
Incorrect JSON data
Make sure that the JSON data in the file is valid and properly formatted. JSON data must be properly formatted, with opening and closing curly braces and properly formatted key-value pairs. Use a JSON validator tool to check if your JSON data is valid.
JSON data encoding issues
Make sure that the JSON file is encoded in the correct format. JSON files should be encoded in UTF-8 format.
Syntax errors in JSON file
Check for any syntax errors in the JSON file. JSON syntax requires that keys and values be enclosed in double quotes, with keys separated from values by a colon.
JSON parsing issues in your application
Make sure that you are using the correct JSON parsing method for your programming language and that your code is correctly handling any potential errors.