@mgi/json

JSON is lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write. It is easy for machines to parse and generate.

-- JSON.org

The MGI JSON parser is optimized for speed and programming convenience. It maximizes your ability to move between JSON strings and LabVIEW data types.

This library is more flexible than the built in JSON parser. It handles conversion from almost all LabVIEW data types, and allows you to more easily access data when the exact JSON format isn't known until runtime.

Supported data types are integers, floats, complex, enums, booleans, strings, some refnums, paths, arrays, clusters, timestamps, and nested combinations of these. Unsupported types can be automatically converted to/from string via flatten/unflatten if desired.

See Usage Examples.vi for the most common ways to use the library.

Contributing

See Contributing.md for information on how to submit pull requests. Bugs can be reported using the repositories issue tracker.

This package is implemented with LabVIEW 2017

1.0.1

Fix bug in support for 2D and 3D arrays.

1.0.0

Improved documentation. Added unit tests for parsing, not just formatting. Fixed timestamp formatting unit test. Fixed actual timestamp parsing behavior which was non-functional. Added complex number support.

0.1.10

Fix bug in support for 2D and 3D arrays.

0.1.8

Always use period as decimal separator for numbers in JSON text (regardless of localization)

0.1.7

Added support for 2D and 3D arrays.

0.1.6

Updated Readme and Relinked VIs

0.1.5

Tweaked access scope and VI properties to solve broken build issues.

0.1.4

Fixed bad links in gpackage.json

0.1.3

Fixed bug when converting a timestamp to an ISO8601 string in non-negative time zones.

0.1.2

Removed UTF converter when on RT.

0.1.1

Fixed NaN/Inf case for numbers.

0.1.0

Initial Release.

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