Provided by: tcl-yajltcl_1.8.1-1_amd64
NAME
yajltcl - Tcl binding to YAJL, a JSON messages parser and generator
SYNOPSIS
package require yajltcl set yajl [yajltcl <cmdname>] or set yail [yajltcl #auto]
DESCRIPTION
Create your yajltcl object as above then invoke the object with one or more methods. They are generated left to right. Some have no arguments and some have one. The methods are: array_open, array_close, bool, clear, double, integer, map_close, map_open, null, number, string, free, get, and reset array_open - start an array array_close - end an array clear - clears the buffer but doesn't reset the parser's state (not sure how useful this is) bool - add a boolean, value follows double - add a double precision floating point value, value follows integer - add an integer value, value follows number - add a numeric value, value follows map_open - open a map map_close - close a map null - insert a null value free - nothing yet get - get the JSON generated so far. clears the generator buffer. maintains state so you can keep going, i.e. stream it. reset - free, reallocate and configure the yajl generator object
PARSING
As of version 1.2, yajltcl can also parse... set list [$object parse $json] List will be as above.
YAJLTCL LIBRARY ROUTINES
add_array_to_json jsonObject arrayName - append a Tcl array into the specified json object by doing a JSON map open and then storing the array as key-value pairs and then doing a map close. Example usage: set json [yajl create #auto] add_array_to_json $json array puts [$json get] rename $json "" array_to_json arrayName - return the contents of the array as JSON text add_pgresult_tuples_to_json jsonObject res - append a JSON array of JSON objects of a Postgres result, one array entry per tuple in the result, with the non-null values set in each row object. pg_select_to_json conn sql - given a postgres connection handle and a sql select statement, perform the select and return the results of the select as JSON text. December 3 2019 YAJLTCL(3tcl)