Jsonstreamingparser Alternatives

jsonstreamingparser reviews and mentions

• OPML Is Underrated
  2 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 10 Feb 2024

  Yes and no. You are correct about it being a document protocol, but it has long been set up as a big document protocol.

  Most XML libraries are structured to receive XML in packets, in asynchronous bursts. I don't know of many JSON handlers that can do the same. They do exist (I use one, in the backend of one of my projects[0]), but they aren't as common. XML has packet/async built into OS SDKs, but JSON tends to be "The Whole Nine Yards" handling.

  With Big Data/ML, I'm surprised that this is still a thing.

  [0] https://github.com/salsify/jsonstreamingparser

• SBCL Help wanted: capturing big stdout (100M) and json parsing
  3 projects | /r/lisp | 7 Apr 2023

  In other languages, you generally wouldn't want to load super large JSON files all at once into memory as it uses a crapton of heap space, often creates far too many unnecessary objects, etc. Often you'd do a streaming parser of some kind, essentially discarding parts of the doc after you've processed them. For example (sorry for the dirty PHP link here, but it illustrates the concept): https://github.com/salsify/jsonstreamingparser/

• PHP RFC: Working With Substrings
  1 project | /r/PHP | 21 Feb 2023

  There are few cases where such functions would be useful and could bring real impact. For example if you have to write custom JSON parser (and sometimes you have to - when working with large objects you simply could not have memory to store everything) you process strings often and byte by byte - then such improvements really could matter. And processing large json files is not uncommon task: https://github.com/salsify/jsonstreamingparser

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