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— Text please

— Source:

[
  ["custom"],
  ["presets", ["minimial", "standard", "react"]],
  [
    "test",
    [
      ["minimial", ["minimimal1", "minimial2"]],
      ["standard", ["subMenu", "subMenu2", "subMenu3", "subMenu4"]],
      "react"
    ]
  ]
].map(x => x)

Result:

[ [ 'custom' ],
  [ 'presets', [ 'minimial', 'standard', 'react' ] ],
  [ 'test', [ [Object], [Object], 'react' ] ] ]

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— Already works

— Its a json

— Source:

JSON.parse('[
  ["custom"],
  ["presets", ["minimial", "standard", "react"]],
  [
    "test",
    [
      ["minimial", ["minimimal1", "minimial2"]],
      ["standard", ["subMenu", "subMenu2", "subMenu3", "subMenu4"]],
      "react"
    ]
  ]
]')

Exception:

SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token

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— Oh i do not even need to parse

— Or stringify

— Sorry mb haha

— Yep....

— Ahh, this just failed because multiline strings aren't a thing

— Used to have it wrapped in objects when working with json