Category: Json

  • Can I Use Comments Inside a JSON File?

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    While working with data in various formats, JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) often comes up due to its easy-to-understand structure and widespread use in data interchange between web clients and servers. JSON is a lightweight data-interchange format that is easy for humans to read and write, and for machines to parse and generate. As it’s derived…

  • Reading and Parsing the Bazel File

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    When working with Bazel build systems, you might encounter the need to parse Bazel configuration files programmatically, for example, to automate updates or to integrate with other tools. Bazel files, like the one shown in the question, can store configurations using Python-like syntax. Today, I’ll walk you through how you can extract specific pieces of…

  • Mapping JSON to Java Classes with Quarkus and Apache Camel

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    Decoding Complex JSON Structures in Java with Apache Camel and Quarkus Recently, I embarked on a challenging task while working on a project that involved consuming a microservice using Apache Camel and Quarkus. The microservice returned a rather complex JSON structure, which I needed to parse and manipulate within my Java application. The complexity arose…