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LICENSE applicable to this library: Apache License 2.0 see http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Jrjackson: a jruby library wrapping the JAVA jackson jars Version: 0.0.9 NOTE: Smile support has been temporarily dropped The code has been refactored to use almost all Java. There is shortly to be a MultiJson adapter added for JrJackson provides: ``` JrJackson::Json.load(str, options) -> hash like object aliased as parse JrJackson::Json.dump(obj) -> json string aliased as generate ``` By default the load method will return Ruby objects (Hashes have string keys). The options hash respects two symbol keys :symbolize_keys Will return symbol keys in hashes :raw Will return JRuby wrapped java objects that quack like ruby objects This is the fastest option Behind the scenes there are three Ruby sub modules of the JrJackson module ``` JrJackson::Str JrJackson::Sym JrJackson::Raw These all have the same method signatures - they map to different java classes that parse appropriately ``` Credit to Chuck Remes for the benchmark and initial investigation when the jruby, json gem and the jackson libraries were young. I compared Json (java) 1.7.7, Gson 0.6.1 and jackson 2.1.4 on jruby 1.7.3 and Java 7 ``` user system total real ruby parse: 10.300000 0.020000 10.320000 ( 10.014000) gson parse: 11.270000 0.010000 11.280000 ( 10.958000) jrjackson parse raw: 4.840000 0.080000 4.920000 ( 3.767000) jrjackson parse symbol keys: 5.130000 0.010000 5.140000 ( 4.975000) jrjackson parse string keys: 7.370000 0.010000 7.380000 ( 7.223000) ruby generate: 13.590000 0.050000 13.640000 ( 12.815000) gson generate: 5.080000 0.010000 5.090000 ( 4.949000) jackson generate: 4.640000 0.010000 4.650000 ( 4.560000) ```
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jrjackson-0.1.1 | README.md |
jrjackson-0.1.0 | README.md |