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* Copyright (c) 2012-2015, Microsoft Mobile
*
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package jsimple.json;
/**
* @author Bret Johnson
* @since 5/24/13 12:37 AM
*/
import jsimple.io.Reader;
import jsimple.io.Writer;
import jsimple.json.objectmodel.JsonArray;
import jsimple.json.objectmodel.JsonObject;
import jsimple.json.objectmodel.JsonObjectOrArray;
import jsimple.json.objectmodel.ObjectModelParser;
import jsimple.json.readerwriter.JsonArrayReader;
import jsimple.json.readerwriter.JsonArrayWriter;
import jsimple.json.readerwriter.JsonObjectReader;
import jsimple.json.readerwriter.JsonObjectWriter;
import jsimple.json.text.Serializer;
import jsimple.json.text.Token;
import jsimple.json.text.TokenType;
public final class Json {
/**
* Parse the specified JSON text, returning a JsonObject or JsonArray, depending on what the outermost container
* type is in the JSON. Per JSON spec, the root element in a JSON text is either an array or an object.
*
* @param reader JSON text
* @return JSON object tree, either a JsonObject or JsonArray object; use instanceof to distinguish
*/
public static JsonObjectOrArray parse(Reader reader) {
return new ObjectModelParser(reader).parseRoot();
}
/**
* Parse the specified JSON text, returning a JsonObject. If the JSON isn't an object (e.g. is actually an array),
* then an exception is thrown.
*
* @param reader JSON text
* @return JsonObject object tree
*/
public static JsonObject parseObject(Reader reader) {
return (JsonObject) new ObjectModelParser(reader).parseRoot();
}
/**
* Parse the specified JSON text, returning a JsonArray. If the JSON isn't an array (e.g. is actually a
* JsonObject), then an exception is thrown.
*
* @param reader JSON text
* @return JsonArray object tree
*/
public static JsonArray parseArray(Reader reader) {
return (JsonArray) new ObjectModelParser(reader).parseRoot();
}
/**
* Return a JsonObjectReader or a JsonArrayReader for the specified JSON text, depending on what the outermost
* container type is in the JSON. The caller can use instanceof to determine which it is.
*
* @param reader JSON text
* @return JsonObjectReader or JsonArrayReader
*/
public static Object read(Reader reader) {
Token token = new Token(reader);
if (token.getType() == TokenType.LEFT_BRACKET)
return new JsonArrayReader(token);
else return new JsonObjectReader(token);
}
/**
* Assuming the JSON text is an object, return a JsonObjectReader, to iteratively read through the name/value pairs
* in the object one by one, to process each as it's parsed. If the object is big (normally always because it has
* descendant objects that can contain big arrays), this can be more efficient than parsing the whole JSON text into
* memory at once. If text isn't a JSON object (e.g. is a JSON array), a class cast exception is thrown.
*
* @param reader JSON text, which should be a JSON array
* @return array reader, to read through the array
*/
public static JsonObjectReader readObject(Reader reader) {
return (JsonObjectReader) read(reader);
}
/**
* Assuming the JSON text is an array, return a JsonArrayReader, to iteratively parse through the items in the array
* one by one, to process each as it's parsed. If the array is big this can be more efficient than parsing the whole
* JSON text into memory at once. If text isn't a JSON array (e.g. is a JSON object), a class cast exception is
* thrown.
*
* @param reader JSON text, which should be a JSON array
* @return array reader, to read through the array
*/
public static JsonArrayReader readArray(Reader reader) {
return (JsonArrayReader) read(reader);
}
/**
* Serialize a JSON array, item by item. When an array is large and the root of a JSON text, this method is more
* memory efficient than creating a single JsonArray (including all items inside of it) in memory all at once and
* serializing that.
*
* @return JsonArrayWriter, to serialize each item
*/
public static JsonObjectWriter writeObject(Writer writer) {
return new JsonObjectWriter(new Serializer(writer), true);
}
/**
* Serialize a JSON array, item by item. When an array is large and the root of a JSON text, this method is more
* memory efficient than creating a single JsonArray (including all items inside of it) in memory all at once and
* serializing that.
*
* @return JsonArrayWriter, to serialize each item
*/
public static JsonArrayWriter writeArray(Writer writer) {
return new JsonArrayWriter(new Serializer(writer), true);
}
public static long toLong(Object value) {
if (value instanceof Integer)
return (long) (Integer) value;
else return (Long) value;
}
}