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A deprecated Swift library combining Alamofire and Unbox for easy JSON downloading and decoding into objects.
Generates Elm type definitions, JSON encoders, and decoders from Haskell types to keep frontend and backend in sync.
A compile-time JSON marshaling library for Scala, Scala Native, and Scala.js with extensible accessors and rich type support.
A Neovim plugin for previewing and managing i18n translations directly in the editor, supporting JSON, YAML, .properties, and JS/TS modules.
A Go library for declarative configuration loading from files, environment variables, and command-line arguments.
Streams PostgreSQL database events to Kafka using logical replication and can also consume events from Kafka.
A Common Lisp JSON library with extensive configurability for reading, writing, and type mapping.
A Ruby gem for extracting data from JSON streams based on keys, nesting levels, or custom conditions without implementing low-level callbacks.
A Node.js transform stream that inspects the first chunk of data before choosing a parsing strategy.
A blazing fast internationalization (i18n) library for Crystal with compile-time key lookup.
A fast, extensible event router for processing Suricata's JSON EVE output, designed for high-throughput network security monitoring.
A lightweight HTTP client for MicroPython on ESP32 and Pycom modules, supporting SSL/TLS, SOCKS5, authentication, and JSON.
A Go micro-framework for writing readable and reusable integration tests for JSON-based RESTful APIs.
A Go package for handling common HTTP JSON responses with minimal boilerplate.
A lightweight, flexible configuration loader for Rust applications with typed configs, live refresh, and multiple source support.
Convert Composer dependencies between YAML and JSON formats.
A drop-in replacement for Go's encoding/json package that outputs colorized and indented JSON for CLI applications.
An R extension providing access to MongoDB using the legacy C driver, enabling database operations from R.
An example Scala-Native application demonstrating JSON reformatting with third-party libraries and a test suite.
A Common Lisp query language and terminal utility for querying and transforming Lisp, JSON, CSV, and text files.
A tiny command-line tool for parsing JSON from any source using Lodash .get() or JSONPath syntax.
A zero-allocation, single-header JSON serializer library written in ANSI C.
A Rust library for serializing and deserializing HTTP Archive (HAR) format data.
Compile-time internationalization for Elm supporting multiple input and output formats.
A comprehensive set of composable foundational C++ libraries and CMake utilities to power Sourcemeta projects. Note we don't provide any stable ABI/API guarantees to external users outside Sourcemeta
A simple JavaScript tool to export and import Cassandra table data into JSON files, supporting Unicode and complex data types.
A Go library for unified configuration management from environment variables, command-line flags, and files.
A collection of CLI argument types for the Go flag package, providing validation and parsing for enums, URLs, IPs, JSON, and more.
A Go library for validating JSON against patterns, focusing on essential parts to make tests more expressive and less fragile.
A GitHub Action that runs the Jinja2 templating engine to generate files in CI/CD workflows.
JavaScript implementation of the nimn specification for highly compressed data serialization, offering 60%+ compression over JSON.
An Ada 2012 library for parsing JSON with support for Ada 2012 iterator and indexing syntax.
A library for building type-safe Encoders and Decoders between Elm and TypeScript with generated TypeScript types.
A fast, lossless streaming JSON parser for JavaScript with high-level and low-level interfaces.
A parse transform for Erlang that automatically generates JSON serialization/deserialization functions from record definitions.
A Delphi component for localizing VCL and FMX applications on Windows, iOS, and Android using JSON files.
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