Object-oriented JSON in Go

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  1. cjson

    an object-oriented JSON library for Go (by kerelape)

    If you're interested you can give it a star on github and contribute -https://github.com/kerelape/cjson

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  3. fastjson

    Fast JSON parser and validator for Go. No custom structs, no code generation, no reflection (by valyala)

    Interesting approach, even though reflection support is supposed to be landing soon, this would be really really useful when using TinyGo. (Fro example, writing web backend serverless functions with Fermyon’s Spin framework for WASM that needs to return JSON). Do you have any benchmarks on how it performs vs stdlib’s encoding/json and/or something like fastjson?

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