CookJson Documentation

CookJson is an alternative implementation of JSON API for Java (JSR 353). Oracle’s reference implementation, while efficient, is quite basic. Additionally, its pretty JSON output is a bit odd, having newline as the first character.

The primary motivations for this project are:

• Adding binary data handling.
• Adding the capability of combining streaming with tree models.
• Adding BSON support.
• Being extremely fast while having a small footprint.

This project is licensed under Apache License 2.0.

Modules

• cookjson-core
  • Maven
  • CookJsonProvider
    • Examples 1: Creating a JsonParser for a JSON Document
    • Examples 2: Creating a JsonParser for a JSON Document with Comments
    • Examples 3: Creating a JsonParser for a BSON Document
  • JSON
    • Performance Tips
  • BSON
    • BsonParser
    • BsonGenerator
• cookjson-jsonpath
  • Maven
  • Code Examples
    • Example 1: Simple Extraction
    • Example 2: Working with BSON
• cookjson-utils
  • convertjson
    • Syntax
    • Examples
  • fixbson
    • Syntax
• cookjson-benchmark
  • Clone, Build and Run the Benchmarks
  • Charts

Links

• JavaDoc
• Releases
• Discussion Group
• GitHub