JSON parser and generator with UTF8 support.
You do not need to compile anything to use json-plus, just include json-plus.cpp and json-plus.h in your application. Everything is contained in the json_plus namespace.
See example.cpp for a detailed example that creates a json string, parses it and prints to the console.
json-plus is cross-platform compatible.
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- JSON_Generate
- JSON_Parse
- JSON_Free
- JSON_GetObject
- JSON_GetArray
- JSON_GetString
- JSON_GetNumber
- JSON_GetBoolean
- JSON_CreateNode
You can use the JSON_OBJECT and JSON_ARRAY classes instead of using the JSON_Get*** functions.
Here is a simple example:
JSON_PARSER_CONTEXT context;
const CHAR* json_string = "{ \"username\":\"John\", \"password\":\"1234\" }";
JSON_OBJECT json_file = JSON_Parse(json_string, &context);
const CHAR* username = json_file.String("username");