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Niranjan

@nnanda2016

@taowen Why parsing of an invalid Json string does not throw an exception? Like I tried parsing {\"name\": \"taowen\" \"tags\": [\"crazy\", \"hacker\"]} as final JsonIterator anyObj = JsonIterator.parse(baseJson);, but it didn't throw any exception.

Tao Wen

@taowen

parse is done lazily. You need to read value to trigger the reading

Vadim Raksha

@hasdfa

@taowen Is it secure? Can I use it in enterprise project? I don`t sure about that. Some developers from my team told that it can exist be some kind of backdoor in this library (for golang).

Tao Wen

@taowen

@hasdfa it is open source project. you can audit it yourself, or pay 3rd party to do code auditing.

Yuri Pereira Constante

@ypconstante

Hi, there is some way to know if the number in the Any class is a long or a double? In jackson there is a separated JsonToken for int and float type, but in jsoniter there is just number in ValueType

Tao Wen

@taowen

the number has not been read yet, so Any does not know it is long or double

charles.chen

@woraser

@taowen Hi，I have a problem, why use copy(copied, result) after get result ?why not return result directly?

Laok

@junkao

@taowen Hi, Field (like ID) change to i_d after extra.SetNamingStrategy(LowerCaseWithUnderscores) enable , Is there any way to fixe or enhance

SouthWolf

@southwolf

@taowen Hi, thanks for the great work! But how can I iterate over a jsoniter.arrayAny using Go? Thanks

JohannesM24

@JohannesM24

Hi Guys, just a quick question. When serializing doubles in java why is a double 1.0 not serialized as 1.0 but as 1 in the String? This breaks some of my software when i use type interference. Is there a way to configure jsoniter to do this ?

Andriy Plokhotnyuk

@plokhotnyuk

@JohannesM24 have you called PreciseFloatSupport.enable(); in a static block before parsing?

JohannesM24

@JohannesM24

@plokhotnyuk So easy, thanks a lot :)

Max

@mgtest42

Hi! How to read values from reader instead of bytes? (go)
Here is a small example: https://pastebin.com/mKdqEsvv
If I pass []byte (via BorrowIterator or ResetBytes) - everything is working. But if I use reader - it hangs on WhatIsNext.
Is this a bug? Or I'm doing something wrong?

MarioSilv

@MarioSilv

Hello there :D
I am using JsonIter on a small java project where i found a problem related with enconding.
For example:
I get an response from a rest API (UTF-8), in which, inside exist something like { "name" : "RÉM", "id" : 85 }
If i do JsonIterator.deserialize(String).get("name").toString() the value that i receive its different from original.
But if i use JsonIterator.deserialize(String).toString() the value its equal to original.
Its needed some pre-configuration on JsonIterator?
Thanks in advance.
Regards

Harry Ma

@woshidama323

hi experts .

can i use the jsoniter to parse the data like

{ signedTransaction: '120003240000001268400000000000000C732102C05E14297AF16E26C8B6791C2D3E9B2BAE3BE3B1799C5D19B3A142B8B68FBFB274473045022100E4206AE8294A39E750D7563AA53F4781298887B60735079392F36EAC9E5A516402203EF22B800A17709430F2FFBE7B0AF09C139C506922DBADEE53550453C10AC44C770A726970706C652E636F6D8114AF1E8A7778C7A043C5927AC851F8571CCAC27A0E', id: '4452B677BEA23242B40EB9B317150E74484005F6035AD5238324C9BADD859647' }

I have tried to ,but it didn't work

Vliro

@Vliro

Hi! I

Oops. I'm wondering how to perform custom field encoding with Jsoniter, as I need to put directives in the json fields, e.g. if I have the json tag(Golang) "name" I need to encode it as "name@en". Does the API perform such changes, or will I have to fork it? Thanks :)

Leonardo

@lfaoro

guys, using the SetNamingStrategy option doesn't work using the Encoder, I'm using it correctly?

    extra.SetNamingStrategy(extra.LowerCaseWithUnderscores)
    err := jsoniter.NewEncoder(into).Encode(&from)
    if err != nil {
        return errors.Wrap(err, errEncoding)
    }
    return nil

Leonardo

@lfaoro

ok, so is this channel dead?

Andriy Plokhotnyuk

@plokhotnyuk

@lfaoro I can help with Java (https://github.com/json-iterator/java) or Scala (https://github.com/plokhotnyuk/jsoniter-scala) versions only

Leonardo

@lfaoro

@plokhotnyuk the API should be similar, how do you set the naming strategy in java?

Andriy Plokhotnyuk

@plokhotnyuk

APIs are quite different, in Java naming strategies can be set through configs which can be build manually or through Gson/Jackson compatibility mode builders...

In Scala, name mapping is set in compile time only by name mapping function of codec derivation configuration (for snake_case enforcing, etc.) or by @named annotation (usually for exceptional cases)

Dmitry Eliseev

@Madzi

Hi All. Does anybody know how I can use this library with java modular system (jmod + jlink) ?

Or may be I should use some another library ?

ratcash

@ratcashdev

is json-iterator/java#233 expected behavior?

Norvin Burrus

@ndburrus

@Vliro this may be useful: :sparkles:

custom field encoding

Norvin Burrus

@ndburrus

@Madzi this may be helpful: :sparkles:

jmod jlink

Tervel Atanassov

@tatanassov

Hi, I would like to configure the decoding so if a field is not present the parser doesn't call my setter with a null value. Is that possible?

This is in Java.

Zach McElrath

@zachelrath

@taowen I submitted a PR to add the ability to specify a custom map key sorting function, to allow for, for example, certain map keys to always appear at the top of the serialized map string. Builds are passing, here is the PR and the issue. Thanks!

json-iterator/go#385
json-iterator/go#384

Mathieu Hinderyckx

@mhindery

I'm trying out jsoniter in Go (1.12) and the marshal method seems to be slower than the encoding/json one. Is that a known issue?

Mathieu Hinderyckx

@mhindery

with this as benchmark code

func BenchmarkMarshallStd(b *testing.B) {
    j := CalendarOutput{}
    _ = json.Unmarshal([]byte(outputSmallJsonString), &j)
    b.ResetTimer()
    for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
        _, _ = json.Marshal(j)
    }
}

func BenchmarkMarshallIter(b *testing.B) {
    j := CalendarOutput{}
    _ = json.Unmarshal([]byte(outputSmallJsonString), &j)
    b.ResetTimer()
    for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
        _, _ = jsoniter.ConfigCompatibleWithStandardLibrary.Marshal(j)
    }
}

I get these results

Mathieus-MacBook-Pro:cmd mhindery$ go test -bench=^BenchmarkMarshall.* -benchmem -cpu 1
goos: darwin
goarch: amd64
pkg: goapi/cmd
BenchmarkMarshallStd     1000000              2408 ns/op             332 B/op          7 allocs/op
BenchmarkMarshallIter    1000000              2669 ns/op             376 B/op          8 allocs/op
PASS

Mathieu Hinderyckx

@mhindery

Only the unmarshall operation seems to be significantly faster

Ryan Boehning

@ryboe

@taowen first, thanks for making this awesome project! it helped me solve a big problem at work

i'm here to ask if you could please retag the v1.1.8 release? it was mistakenly tagged as 1.1.8 (without the v).
json-iterator/go#412

go get github.com/json-iterator/go@v1.1.8 fails

that's it. thanks very much!

Andrey Tararaksin

@atararaksin

Hi! Am I right that if I need to process a large json in a streaming fashion, without loading it into memory, I will have to use Iterator API, and Any API won't do the trick?

Andriy Plokhotnyuk

@plokhotnyuk

@atararaksin Hi, Andrey! If you are asking about Scala reincarnation of jsoniter and your case mentioned in the circe chat then try the following example:

import com.github.plokhotnyuk.jsoniter_scala.macros._
import com.github.plokhotnyuk.jsoniter_scala.core._

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream

case class Foo(x: Float, y: Float)

val fooCodec: JsonValueCodec[Foo] = JsonCodecMaker.make(CodecMakerConfig)

def customArrayCodec(name: String)(handler: Foo => Unit): JsonValueCodec[Unit] = new JsonValueCodec[Unit] {
  override def decodeValue(in: JsonReader, default: Unit): Unit = {
    if (in.isNextToken('{')) {
      in.skipToKey("foos")
      if (in.isNextToken('[')) {
        do handler(fooCodec.decodeValue(in, fooCodec.nullValue))
        while (in.isNextToken(','))
      }
      if (!in.isNextToken('}')) in.skipToKey("")
    }
  }

  override def encodeValue(x: Unit, out: JsonWriter): Unit = ()

  override val nullValue: Unit = ()
}

val in = new ByteArrayInputStream("""{"name":"test","foos":[{"x":1.0,"y":2.0},{"x":3.0,"y":4.0}],"bars":[]}""".getBytes("UTF-8"))
readFromStream[Unit](in)(customArrayCodec("test") { foo =>
  println(foo)
})

It should print:

Foo(1.0,2.0)
Foo(3.0,4.0)

Andrey Tararaksin

@atararaksin

@plokhotnyuk Thank you, this looks promising; I will see if it works for me tomorrow

Andriy Plokhotnyuk

@plokhotnyuk

Great! Please take in account that instead of ByteArrayInputStream you can use any InputStream

Also, possible, you would be interested to look into those projects too: https://github.com/plokhotnyuk/rtree2d and https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet

Andrey Tararaksin

@atararaksin

@plokhotnyuk Thanks again, this totally worked

Nikolay Dubina

@nikolaydubina

Hello guys, please review this bugfix json-iterator/go#480. Thanks!

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