Copyright © 2013, Andrii Mamchur.
jsonlite - very high performance JSON tokenizer written in pure C.
Most important features:
strict RFC 4627 low memory usage ability to process raw token data streaming support JSON building + pretty-printing token pool parse depth configuration no external dependencies no recursion 100% code coverage Appropriate Uses JSON validation
jsonlite is the best solution for JSON validation because of high performance, steaming processing and low memory usage. Of course there is no reason to collect data for validation - just use jsonlite with default callback.
JSON beautifying (see Beautifier)
Simple combination of jsonlite_parser + jsonlite_builder makes JSON beautifying without token transformation.
Transformation example: "tab char": "\u0009" -> "tab char": "\t" or use popular JSON validator http://jsonlint.com
Input:
{ "tab char": "\u0009" } Output:
{ "tab char": "\t" } Huge JSON payload processing
jsonlite was designed to work with huge JSON payload. Internal memory usage depends on maximal JSON depth only (See "jsonlite memory usage"). It does not collect data by itself, it just delegate this responsibility to high-level components.
jsonlite memory usage Memory Usage = (1 x Depth + 25) x Word Size / 8 or use jsonlite_parser_estimate_size(depth)
Variable Name Description Memory Usage Memory used by jsonlite without JSON payload Depth Parsing depth Word Size Machine word size in bits For example:
Parsing Twitter time line Depth 16 - enough to process payload Compiled for x86 architecture (32bit) (1 x 16 + 25) x 32bit / 8 = 164 bytes
JsonLite Objective-C - power extension of jsonlite for Objective-C/Cocoa.
Most important features:
very fast JSON parsing (candidate for the fastest Objective-C parser, needed independent benchmarks) streaming/chunk parsing parse JSON to Cocoa collections and objects serialize object to JSON deserialize JSON to custom models support NSDecimalNumber, NSDate and NSURL provide ability to support any type of Objective-C objects' pool Situations where JsonLite Objective-C may not be suitable NSJSONSerialization is enough for you. Project use Automatic Reference Counting Appropriate Uses Objective-C models serialization/deserialization (bindings)
Currency in JSON
JsonLite Objective-C supports NSDecimalNumberv