New example for generating JSON (as well as source JSON file) #114
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…les are just for parsing it. I also added the 'original' JSON document that we are creating in gen_example.c
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Thanks a lot for your job and a great example. It definitely should be merged. |
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@mgrandi pls, add |
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Added a new example to demonstrate how to actually generate JSON, how to use yajl_gen_status codes, and how to get access to the buffer after you are done generating. I also included public_twitter_timeline.json, since we are creating the first object in that JSON file, in case anyone wants to see the original to visually see what is going on in gen_example.c
I have not done any work for this example to be processed or whatever by doxygen , or to add it as a build target or any of that, as I am not familiar with cmake / doxygen.