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Programming language: Crystal

Tags: Data Formats

Latest version: v1.0.1

JSON tools alternatives and similar shards

Based on the "Data Formats" category

BinData

6.5 6.8 JSON tools VS BinData

Binary data parser helper with an ASN.1 parser
maxminddb.cr

6.1 3.5 JSON tools VS maxminddb.cr

MaxMindDB reader
HAR

6.1 7.0 JSON tools VS HAR

HAR (HTTP Archive) parser
crinder

6.1 5.3 JSON tools VS crinder

Class based json renderer
geoip2.cr

3.4 3.6 JSON tools VS geoip2.cr

GeoIP2 reader
JSON::OnSteroids

2.9 6.6 JSON tools VS JSON::OnSteroids

handle and mutate JSON document easily
config.cr

2.5 2.5 JSON tools VS config.cr

Easy to use configuration format parser
front_matter.cr

1.2 0.0 JSON tools VS front_matter.cr

Separates a files front matter from its content
Zip

- - JSON tools VS Zip

readers and writers of zip format (Crystal stdlib)
XML

- - JSON tools VS XML

parsing and generating XML documents (Crystal stdlib)
JSON

- - JSON tools VS JSON

parsing and generating JSON documents (Crystal stdlib)
INI

- - JSON tools VS INI

INI file parser (Crystal stdlib)
Gzip

- - JSON tools VS Gzip

readers and writers of gzip format (Crystal stdlib)
CSV

- - JSON tools VS CSV

parsing and generating for comma-separated values (Crystal stdlib)
Zlib

- - JSON tools VS Zlib

readers and writers of zlib format (Crystal stdlib)

Do you think we are missing an alternative of JSON tools or a related project?

An implementation of RFC-6901 and RFC-6902

Add this to your application's shard.yml:

dependencies:
  json-tools:
    github: impatienttraveller/json-tools

require "json-tools"

Once you have a JSON::Any object in memory you can address any value using the Pointer class:

json : JSON::Any = ...
val = Json::Tools::Pointer.new("/foo/0/bar").eval(json)

JSON object can be patched by using the Patch class:

patch : JSON::Any = ...
json : JSON::Any = ...
patched_json = Json::Tools::Patch.new(patch).apply(json)

This creates a copy of the passed JSON object to work with and the original object is not altered.

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