std.json is ok. If you want a prettier api btw, I wrote a module
called jsvar that uses it to provide a D type that is very
similar to a javascript var:
https://github.com/adamdruppe/misc-stuff-including-D-programming-language-web-stuff/blob/master/jsvar.d
void main() {
import arsd.jsvar;
auto some_json = `{"foo":"bar","number":20}`;
var a = var.fromJson(some_json);
assert(a.foo == "bar"); // works for easy access
assert(a.number == 20);
a.number += 15; // you can modify it too
import std.stdio;
writeln(a.number); // 35
}
If you want the specific type, there's a.payloadType ==
var.Type.Integral and so on. Then you can do int b = a.get!int;
(you can actually do that even if a is a string, it will try to
convert for you)
I think std.json's core is usable, just the interface isn't as
beautiful as it could be in D. My jsvar tries to close that gap.
