javascript - JSON.parse error when using multilayered error -


i following error when trying run json.parse 

{"documents": [{"documentid": "1","fileextension": "pdf","name": "top_level_agreement.pdf"}]},{"email subject":"docusign-top level agreement"},{"envelope reciepients":[{"carboncopies":[{"carboncopy1":[{"email":"zabie@toplevelstaging.com","name":"zabie sahial","recipientid":"2"}]{"signers":[+

syntaxerror: unexpected token , in json @ position 93 @ object.parse (native) @ object. (/home/toplevelstaging/toplevel

here code

  var envelope_definition = [];     envelope_definition[0] = '{"documents": ['+     '{"documentid": "1","fileextension": "pdf","name": "top_level_agreement.pdf"}]}';     envelope_definition[1] = '{"email subject":"docusign-top level agreement"}';     envelope_definition[2] = '{"envelope reciepients":['+         '{"carboncopies":['+             '{"carboncopy1":['+                 '{"email":"zabie@toplevelstaging.com","name":"zabie sahial","recipientid":"2"}]'+         '{"signers":[+'             '{"signer1":['+                 '{"envelopetabs":['+                     '{""}]"}]}]}}]}';       data = json.parse(envelope_definition);     console.log(data);

all need is

var data = {"documents": [   {"documentid": "1","fileextension": "pdf","name": "top_level_agreement.pdf"}]},   {"email subject":"docusign-top level agreement"},   {"envelope reciepients":[     {"carboncopies":[{"email":"zabie@toplevelstaging.com","name":"zabie sahial","recipientid":"2"}],     {"signers":[{"signer1":[{"envelopetabs":[{}]}]}]}}]};

(or that). javascript natively supports object definition via literal syntax. that's json comes from; that's why it's called "javascript object notation".


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