Handle JSON with ease in golang.
About
Goson was created to simplify reading JSON data within Golang. This library has been inspired by SwiftyJSON
Install
go get github.com/panthesingh/goson
Starting
Create a goson object from JSON data. Returns an error if the data is not valid JSON.
g, err := goson.Parse(data)
Data
Get()float64intboolstring
name := g.Get("name").String()
age := g.Get("age").Int()
weight := g.Get("weight").Float()
married := g.Get("married").Bool()
Chaining
Chaining is a nice way to quickly traverse the data and grab what you need.
g.Get("key").Get("object").Index(0).Get("item").String()
Existance
Value()interface{}
v, ok := g.Get("key").Value().(string)
if !ok {
println("key does not exist")
}
Loop
Len()len()Index()
for i := 0; i < g.Len(); i++ {
name := g.Index(i).Get("name").String()
age := g.Index(i).Get("age").Int()
}
Printing
String()
v := g.Get("child")
fmt.Println(v)
Example
package main
import (
"github.com/panthesingh/goson"
)
func main() {
json := `{
"name": "Bob",
"age": 100,
"cars": [
"Honda",
"Toyota"
],
"details": {
"weight": 160.5,
"married": false
}
}`
g, _ := goson.Parse([]byte(json))
name := g.Get("name").String()
age := g.Get("age").Int()
cars := g.Get("cars")
carOne := car.Index(0).String()
carTwo := car.Index(1).String()
weight := g.Get("details").Get("weight").String()
married := g.Get("details").Get("married").Bool()
}
Documentation
Documentation can be found on godoc: