How can I parse json library?

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Hello. I am working on parsing json in c++.
json format is

{
{
"product":"12456",
"variant":"5698"
}
,
{
"product":"124565",
"variant":"5698"
}
,
{
"product":"124565",
"variant":"12456"
}
}

I can't find json parser library can parse that format json.

Help me.

Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

I tried with jsoncpp-master, rapidson-master, restful-mapper-master
cpprestsdk-master.

Posted 18-Apr-16 21:43pm

Member 12179079

Updated 18-Apr-16 21:56pm

CPallini

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CPallini 19-Apr-16 3:50am

OK, you tried various libraries. Why are they failing?

Member 12179079 19-Apr-16 4:00am

in my mind they can parse {"product:", "123", "product", "1234"}
but can't parse {
{
"product":"12456",
"variant":"5698"
}
,
{
"product":"124565",
"variant":"5698"
}
,
{
"product":"124565",
"variant":"12456"
}
}

if you know the source code of doing that.
teach me.
Thanks.

CPallini 19-Apr-16 4:54am

Why not? That is just an array.

enhzflep 19-Apr-16 10:04am

It would be if the enclosing braces were [ and ]

I think the decoder is not the problem, but rather, it's a matter of invalid output produced by the encoder.

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Mehdi Gholam · Answer 1 · 2016-04-18T21:54:00

Solution 1

Your json should begin and end in [ ] not { } : JSONLint - The JSON Validator.[^]

JavaScript

[
{
"product":"12456",
"variant":"5698"
}
,
{
"product":"124565",
"variant":"5698"
}
,
{
"product":"124565",
"variant":"12456"
}
]

Posted 18-Apr-16 21:54pm

Mehdi Gholam

Patrice T · Answer 2 · 2016-04-18T21:56:00

Solution 2

Quote:

{
{
"product":"12456",
"variant":"5698"
}
,
{
"product":"124565",
"variant":"5698"
}
,
{
"product":"124565",
"variant":"12456"
}
}

May be all libraries agree that your data is not JSON format.

Posted 18-Apr-16 21:56pm

Patrice T

Updated 18-Apr-16 22:23pm

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[no name] 19-Apr-16 4:13am

Does also not Looks like a valid json Format :)

Online JSON Viewer[^]

N.B.1: Mehdi Gholam's one is right.
N.B.2: No vote from my side

Patrice T 19-Apr-16 4:24am

Didn't try to correct it.
Just a Quote from question.

Perfectly fine with N.B.2 :)