json := import("json")
Functions
decode(b string/bytes) => object: Parses the JSON string and returns an
object.encode(o object) => bytes: Returns the JSON string (bytes) of the object.
Unlike Go’s JSON package, this function does not HTML-escape texts, but, one
can use html_escape function if needed.indent(b string/bytes) => bytes: Returns an indented form of input JSON
bytes string.html_escape(b string/bytes) => bytes: Return an HTML-safe form of input
JSON bytes string.
Examples
json := import("json")
encoded := json.encode({a: 1, b: [2, 3, 4]}) // JSON-encoded bytes string
indentded := json.indent(encoded) // indented form
html_safe := json.html_escape(encoded) // HTML escaped form
decoded := json.decode(encoded) // {a: 1, b: [2, 3, 4]}