JsonFormat

Read JSON and convert it to a ScalaPB-generated message type.

The source of JSON can be anything than can be converted to a ujson.Readable type. Examples include:

• String
• java.io.InputStream
• ujson.Value
• geny.Readable

See the ujson.Readable companion object fort a list of all available implicit conversions.

Note: this method accepts input from any instance of JsonFormat, regardless of the customizations given as parameters. As such, it could technically only be defined as a global method, or part of the JsonFormat companion object. However, to keep symmetry with write methods and for usability, it is defined per-instance but calls out to the same global objects implementing the actual read functionality.

Convert a ScalaPB-generated message to its canonical JSON representation, as a string.

Convert a ScalaPB-generated message to its canonical JSON representation and write it to some output writer.

This is faster than first creating a string and then writing it, and also materializes less intermediate datastructures in memory.

Convert a ScalaPB-generated message to its canonical JSON representation, as an array of bytes equivalent to its string representation.

Convert a ScalaPB-generated message to its canonical JSON representation, as a ujson.Value object.

Convert a ScalaPB-generated message to its canonical JSON representation and write it as utf-8 bytes to an output stream.

This is faster than first creating a string and then writing it, and also materializes less intermediate datastructures in memory.