This is a simple header-only (C++11) JSON (de)serializer, based on jsoncpp library.

Once I saw a nice project named 'sfserialization', which provided easy JSON (de)serialization.
However it was a bit complex and included it's own JSON parser. And of course, there were bugs,
some of them were not easy to fix. So I decided to create a serializer with a similiar interface,
using known and well tested jsoncpp library.

jsoncpp_serializer supports all basic datatypes ((u)int32/64, float/double, bool) and some STL types (vector, set, map, pair).


Serialization and Deserialization
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For instance, you want to serialize your brand new class objects. All you need to do is define
(de)serialization functions inside a class:

#include <string>
#include "json_serializer.h"
#include "json_deserializer.h"

struct Foo {
	uint32_t num;
	std::string str;

	void serialize (Serialization::Serializer &s) const
	{
		s("num", num);
		s("str", str);
	}

	bool deserialize(const Serialization::Deserializer &d)
	{
		bool suc = true;
		suc = d("num", num) && suc;
		suc = d("str", str) && suc;
		return suc;
	}
};

And now you're ready to serialize it:

Foo obj;
std::string json = Serialization::toJSON(obj);

Looks easy, right?

And now deserialization:

Foo obj2;
Serialization::fromJSON(json, obj2);


Building & Usage
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It's ready out of the box, just include the headers and make sure that your compiler can handle C++11.


Problems or suggestions?
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The (de)serializer can be easily extended to support additional datatypes. If you find a bug, either contact me, or just fix it ;)