On Wed, 18 Mar 2026 at 14:23, Sionigdha Sadhukhan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Subject: Re: GSoC 2026 Draft Proposal : JSON Handling Toolkit for the QGIS > Processing Framework > > Hi Valentin, > Thank you for the detailed feedback it's very helpful, and thanks for > guiding through. > The point about the two-headed proposal makes complete sense. I've already > started reworking the proposal to make the JSON toolkit the clear centre of > gravity. The ogrinfo typed parameter work is out I'm replacing those weeks > with 2 additional JSON algorithms (JSONFromAttributes and MergeJSONArrays), > bringing the total to 6 C++ algorithms that together cover the full JSON > data lifecycle inside a QGIS model.On the QEP I understand the timing issue > you raised and appreciate you flagging it. I'll draft the QEP during the > community bonding period and submit it for community review before coding > begins, so it doesn't block the proposal submission if that is fine? > I also went through the Qt JSON documentation you linked. The > implementation plan is built entirely around Qt's built-in JSON classes > QJsonDocument, QJsonObject, QJsonArray, and QJsonValue no third-party > libraries needed. > Can you flip that to use the utilities from QgsJsonUtils? Those use the nlohmann library, which is faster then Qt's classes. Nyall > >>>>
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