NAME

JSON::Meth - no-nonsense JSON encoding/decoding as method calls on data

SYNOPSIS

use JSON::Meth;

# encode JSON:
my $json_string = { my => 'data', foo => [ 'bar' ] }->$j;

# decode JSON
my $perl_structure = '["look","ma!","no","vars"]'->$j;

DESCRIPTION

Don't make me think and give me what I want! This module automatically figures out whether you want to encode a Perl data structure to JSON or decode a JSON string to a Perl data structure.

EXPORTS

$j variable

The module exports a single variable $j. To encode/decode JSON, simply make a method call on your data, with $j as the name of the method (see SYNOPSIS).

PREFIX/POSTFIX

If you're not a fan of postfix decoding, just use $j as a prefix call:

# encode JSON:
my $json_string = $j->( { my => 'data', foo => [ 'bar' ] } );

# decode JSON
my $perl_structure = $j->( '["look","ma!","no","vars"]' );

REPOSITORY

BUGS

AUTHOR

ZOFFIX

LICENSE

You can use and distribute this module under the same terms as Perl itself. See the LICENSE file included in this distribution for complete details.