Namespace: joker.json

v1.0

Contents

• Summary
• Index
• Constants
• Variables
• Functions, Macros, and Special Forms

Summary

Encodes Joker values to JSON and decodes JSON strings or streams into Joker values.

Index

• json-seq
• read-string
• write-string

Constants

Constants are variables with :const true in their metadata. Joker currently does not recognize them as special; as such, it allows redefining them or their values.

(None.)

Variables

(None.)

Functions, Macros, and Special Forms

• json-seq

  Function v1.0

  (json-seq rdr)(json-seq ^Object rdr)
  (json-seq rdr opts)(json-seq ^Object rdr ^Map opts)
  

  Returns successive JSON values from rdr as a lazy sequence.
  
  rdr must be a string or implement io.Reader. Multiple top-level JSON values
  may be read from one stream. Decoding happens as the sequence is realized, so
  malformed later input may throw Error only when that element is requested.
  
  opts may contain:
  - keywords? - truthy to convert JSON object keys from strings to keywords

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• read-string

  Function v1.0

  (read-string s)(read-string ^String s)
  (read-string s opts)(read-string ^String s ^Map opts)
  

  Parses one JSON value from s and returns the corresponding Joker value.
  
  JSON objects become maps, arrays become vectors, strings become strings,
  booleans become booleans, null becomes nil, and JSON numbers become Int when
  integral or Double otherwise. Throws Error when s is not valid JSON.
  
  opts may contain:
  - keywords? - truthy to convert JSON object keys from strings to keywords
  
  Example:
  (joker.json/read-string "{\"name\":\"Ada\"}" {:keywords? true})
  ;; => {:name "Ada"}

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• write-string

  Function v1.0

  (write-string v)(write-string ^Object v)
  (write-string v opts)(write-string ^Object v ^Map opts)
  

  Returns the JSON encoding of v.
  
  Keywords are encoded without their leading colon. Map keys are converted to
  strings, Seqable values become arrays, and numeric values are encoded through
  their double representation.
  
  opts may contain:
  - prefix (string)
  - indent (string)
  When either is non-empty, pretty-printing follows Go json.MarshalIndent
  semantics. Throws Error when JSON encoding fails.
  
  Example:
  (joker.json/write-string {:name "Ada" :scores [1 2]})
  ;; => "{\"name\":\"Ada\",\"scores\":[1,2]}"

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