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0.6.0

New features

  • New: Json pointer can find scalar values in JSON document as well as iterable values. See Getting single scalar values
  • Parser ends when the end of the desired data is reached and does not heat up the atmosphere further.
  • Optimizations: about 15% speed gain.

BC breaks

  • A json pointer that matches scalar value does not throw anymore, but the scalar value is yielded in foreach.


0.5.0

New features

  • Introduced FileChunks class. Takes care of the proper resource management when iterating via JsonMachine::fromFile(). It is used internally, and you probably won't come across it.
  • New ErrorWrappingDecoder. Use it when you want to skip malformed JSON items. See Decoders.

BC breaks

  • StreamBytes and StringBytes renamed to StreamChunks and StringChunks. These are internal classes, and you probably won't notice the change unless you use them directly for some reason.


0.4.1

New features

  • Tracking of parsing progress


0.4.0

New features

  • Decoders
  • PHP 8 support (thanks @snapshotpl)

BC breaks

  • ext-json is not required in composer.json anymore, because custom decoder might not need it. However built-in decoders depend on it so it must be present if you use them.
  • All exceptions now extend JsonMachineException (thanks @gabimem)
  • Throws UnexpectedEndSyntaxErrorException on an unexpected end of JSON structure (thanks @gabimem)
  • Function httpClientChunks() is deprecated so that compatibility with Symfony HttpClient is not on the shoulders of JSON Machine maintainer. The code is simple and everyone can make their own function and maintain it. The code was moved to examples.
  • Function objects() is deprecated. The way objects() works is that it casts decoded arrays to objects. It brings some unnecessary overhead and risks on huge datasets. Alternative is to use ExtJsonDecoder which decodes items as objects by default (same as json_decode).
<?php

use JsonMachine\JsonDecoder\ExtJsonDecoder;
use JsonMachine\JsonMachine;

$jsonMachine = JsonMachine::fromFile('path/to.json', '', new ExtJsonDecoder);

Therefore no additional casting is required.

  • Invalid json object keys will now throw and won't be ignored anymore.

Fixed bugs

  • Decoding of json object keys checks for errors and does not silently ignore them.