JSONERL is published. It is simple tool for turning your erlang records into json and back. Here is an example of the usage of jsonerl:
-include("jsonerl.hrl").
-record(artist, {name, year_of_birth, city, photo, movies}).
Artist = #artist{name = <<"Luc Besson">>, year_of_birth = 1959, city = <<"Paris">>, photo = <<"http://is.gd/3pYJF">>, movies = [<<"Taken">>,<<"Bandidas">>,<<"Taxi">>]},
Json = ?record_to_json(artist, Artist),
Artist = ?json_to_record(artist, Json).
the resulting json will be:
{
name: "Luc Besson",
year_of_birth: 1959,
city: "Paris",
photo: "http://is.gd/3pYJF",
movies: ["Taken","Bandidas","Taxi"]
}
The code is available at github.
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