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Very low footprint JSON parser written in portable ANSI C.
* BSD licensed with no dependencies (i.e. just drop the C file into your project)
* Never recurses or allocates more memory than it needs
* Very simple API with operator sugar for C++
[](https://github.com/json-parser/json-parser/actions)
_Want to serialize? Check out [json-builder](https://github.com/udp/json-builder)!_
Installing
----------
There is now a makefile which will produce a libjsonparser static and dynamic library. However, this
is _not_ required to build json-parser, and the source files (`json.c` and `json.h`) should be happy
in any build system you already have in place.
API
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json_value * json_parse (const json_char * json,
size_t length);
json_value * json_parse_ex (json_settings * settings,
const json_char * json,
size_t length,
char * error);
void json_value_free (json_value *);
The `type` field of `json_value` is one of:
* `json_object` (see `u.object.length`, `u.object.values[x].name`, `u.object.values[x].value`)
* `json_array` (see `u.array.length`, `u.array.values`)
* `json_integer` (see `u.integer`)
* `json_double` (see `u.dbl`)
* `json_string` (see `u.string.ptr`, `u.string.length`)
* `json_boolean` (see `u.boolean`)
* `json_null`
Compile-Time Options
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-DJSON_TRACK_SOURCE
Stores the source location (line and column number) inside each `json_value`.
This is useful for application-level error reporting.
Runtime Options
---------------
settings |= json_enable_comments;
Enables C-style `// line` and `/* block */` comments.
size_t value_extra
The amount of space (if any) to allocate at the end of each `json_value`, in
order to give the application space to add metadata.
void * (* mem_alloc) (size_t, int zero, void * user_data);
void (* mem_free) (void *, void * user_data);
Custom allocator routines. If NULL, the default `malloc` and `free` will be used.
The `user_data` pointer will be forwarded from `json_settings` to allow application
context to be passed.
Changes in version 1.1.0
------------------------
* UTF-8 byte order marks are now skipped if present
* Allows cross-compilation by honoring --host if given (@wkz)
* Maximum size for error buffer is now exposed in header (@LB--)
* GCC warning for `static` after `const` fixed (@batrick)
* Optional support for C-style line and block comments added (@Jin-W-FS)
* `name_length` field added to object values
* It is now possible to retrieve the source line/column number of a parsed `json_value` when `JSON_TRACK_SOURCE` is enabled
* The application may now extend `json_value` using the `value_extra` setting
* Un-ambiguate pow call in the case of C++ overloaded pow (@fcartegnie)
* Fix null pointer de-reference when a non-existing array is closed and no root value is present
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