JSONer

The JSONer class lets applications import and export data using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format.

Name	Value
Package	`by.blooddy.crypto.serialization`
Name	`final class JSONer`
Inheritance	`JSONer` → Process → `EventDispatcher` → `Object`

Examples

Sync

import by.blooddy.crypto.serialization.JSONer;
var result:Object = JSONer.parse( '{o:0}' );

Async

import by.blooddy.crypto.serialization.JSONer;
import by.blooddy.crypto.events.ProcessEvent;

var json:JSONer = new JSONer();
json.parse( '{o:0}' );
json.addEventListener( ProcessEvent.COMPLETE, function(event:ProcessEvent):void {
	var Object = event.data;
	trace( result ); // async result
} );
json.addEventListener( ProcessEvent.ERROR, function(event:ProcessEvent):void {
	var error:Error = event.data;
	trace( error ); // async error
} );

Static Methods

Name	Description
`stringify(value:*):String`	Returns a `String`, in JSON format, that represents an ActionScript value. Used native `JSON.stringify`, if possible.
`parse(value:String):*`	Accepts a JSON-formatted String and returns an ActionScript Object that represents that value. Used native `JSON.parse`, if possible.

Constructor

Name	Description
`JSON()`	Creates a `JSON` object.

Methods

Name	Description
`stringify(value:*):void`	Asynchronously returns a `String`, in JSON format, that represents an ActionScript value. Dispatched JSON string in `ProcessEvent`.
`parse(value:String):void`	Asynchronously accepts a JSON-formatted String and returns an ActionScript Object that represents that value. Dispatched ActionScript Object in `ProcessEvent`.value.