@nikbucher Fixed in 2.1.10.

Just came across https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron/ and I was wondering if I shouldn’t provide something similar with Klaxon

A new one took its place, although one not related to Klaxon I believe. https://pastebin.com/3pcHR4zX

Hi. I want to try Klaxon from a Java class and noticed that

new Klaxon().parse<>

(the

.parse()

function) is not available as stated in the docs. How am I supposed to read a JSON string?

Can you include the JSON that Klaxon is trying to parse in the commit above? Hard to diagnose without it

I will see if I can create a slimmed down version of the example.

Seems pretty trivial to map with Klaxon

@mingkangpan Should be fixed in 3.0.3

You always can have 2 stages of parsing

@karelpeetersYes, but you can't do that directly on an object

Is there a way to parse a JsonObject as part of parsing with the object mapper? Something like this:

data class Foo(val a: JsonObject)

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
	val json = """{ "a": { "hello": "world" } }"""

	val result = Klaxon().parse<Foo>(json)
	println(result)
}

Because a single converter instance can convert multiple different types.

Is there a way to handle NaN for float values when parsing the json using klaxon? Currently getting

Pending exception java.lang.RuntimeException: Unexpected character at position 1023: 'n' (ASCII: 110)'

@dave08 I wonder if there’s anything to gain, where do you see parallelizable units of work? Network access is not really part of Klaxon

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Also we should invoke Gradle with the tty option (I think there is one?) so the output on travis is more legible

Try invalid JSON? @arve

This

Converter.toJson

implementation works, but it feels like I'm doing something wrong. Should I be creating additional

Klaxon()

instances inside

toString

and specifying converters for nested fields there?

hi all. Can i use it with retrofit ?

data class Thing(val controllers: List<String>) {
                constructor(controllers: Map<String, Boolean>): this(controllers.keys.toList())
            }
            val json = """ {
                "controllers": {
                    "a": true,
                    "b": true,
                }
            }""".trimIndent()
            println(Klaxon().parse<Thing>(json))

This fails with

com.beust.klaxon.KlaxonException: Couldn't find a suitable constructor for class Thing to initialize with {controllers=}: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException argument type mismatch

- but the given alternate constructor should be suitable, no?

@rrader Klaxon doesn't offer any particular support for validation, you can do it any way you want after parsing

Hey guys, anyone can help me how to manage my problem? Lets say i need to pull a json in one endpoint that may have thousands item in them. and their format is something like this :

{
 "records" : [
 {
   "field": value ,
   "field": value
 },
 {
   "field": value,
   "field": value
 },
// etc until xxx times
}

how i can parse the

records

? I know and already can parse the data inside

records

, but i m not sure how to get

records

. I already try to parse it with this code :

class Records(val Records:List<Any>? = null)

but its failed.

please please please tag releases in github

what is the idiomatic way to turn a JSON string into a prettified String?

What’s the use case?

HELLO! I have two problems with the JSON function. I have a Molecule object that contains some values ​​... the first problem is with the weight field, of type Float with 3 decimal digits and when I go to create the string Json brings me back a float with a lot the numbers after the comma, in practice the number stops being rounded to 3 digits after the comma. The second problem is with strings containing codes separated by gods + or -. For example the string "301 - 372 - 314 - 410" in json becomes "301\u200b\u2010\u200b372\u2003\u200b314\u200b\u2010\u200b314" and the numbers to the subscript of the formulas as "Hg-⌬-NO₃" become "Hg-⌬-NO\u2083". As if the json didn't use the same charset used for strings in the fields of the object. Does anyone know if there are any parameters to change in the json function? In particular I am taking a list of values ​​from a file separated by some \ to transform them into json ... each line of the file contains the data of a molecule. In practice I am converting an old data saving format to json. But there are problems during the conversion. Note that in the second output the problem with the character - does not occur

Hello how would i get "url" out from json like this:``` { "meta": { "status": 200 }, "response": { "hits": [ { "highlights": [], "index": "song", "type": "song", "result": { "url": "https://genius.com/Lucidious-changes-lyrics",```

I'm sorry if this is asked often, and I'm too lazy to look, so tell me to fuck off and search if so: Is Klaxon better than

kotlinx-serialization

? For what reasons should I use one over the other?

Go to search.maven.org and verify that this version is there

Ah, interesting it doesn’t appear to be there on an initial search at all