JCONF

JConf is a feature-driven JSON parser for C/C++ applications.

Build Instructions

JConf requires Make and GCC to compile the static library from source. To include JConf in your project:

• Run make from the root directory to build the library.
• Copy lib/libjconf.a and the include directory to your application.
• Link the libjconf static library (e.g gcc -I path/to/include/directory -L path/to/lib/directory -ljconf ...)

Features and Advantages

• Includes well-defined data structures with their own APIs for user convenience.
• Does a single-pass for scanning and parsing using DFAs and states.
• Light-weight, portable, and fast.
• Easy to use.

Basic Usage

The following is an example of a basic use case:

    jToken *token, *value;
    char* szStr;
    jArgs args;
    int number;

    char* buffer = "{ \"Key\" : \"value\", \"Key2\" : 2, \"Key3\" : [3,4,5, {}] }";

    token = jconf_json2c(buffer, strlen(buffer), &args);

    // Verify the type of the JSON object.
    if (token->type == JCONF_OBJECT)
    {
        // This gives the token that stores the value for the object at "Key".
        value = jconf_get(token, "o", "Key");
        szStr = (char*)value->data;

        // szStr == "value"

        // This gives the token that stores the array at index 1 for "Key3".
        value = jconf_get(token, "oa", "Key3", 1);
        number = atoi((char*)value->data);

        // number == 4
    }

    jconf_free_token(token);

Testing

Run make test to run the test suite.

License

Licensed under the MIT License