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JSONValue x = "data.json".readText.parseJSON;
struct User {
int age;
string name;
this(JSONValue user) {
age = user["age"];
name = user["name"];
}
}
auto user = User(x);
We could use the JSONValue x as it is, but if we want to fill a given structure the best is to define a specific constructor.
Map x = json.jsonDecode(new File('data.json').readAsStringSync());
x is a Map
defmodule JsonTest do
def get_json(filename) do
with {:ok, body} <- File.read(filename),
{:ok, json} <- Poison.decode(body), do: {:ok, json}
end
end
x = JsonTest.get_json("data.json")
Ensure {:poison, "~> version"} entered under deps in mix.exs
const x = require('./data.json');
require() caches when requiring a file for the first time and then uses that cache for future require() calls, so use fs.readFileSync() if the content of the JSON file changes during runtime.
$x = json_decode(file_get_contents('data.json'));
let x = ::serde_json::from_reader(File::open("data.json")?)?;
Requires x implements Deserialize from serde.
Serde is used to create an object from data, rather than populate an existing object.
Serde is used to create an object from data, rather than populate an existing object.