{-# OPTIONS_GHC -XFlexibleInstances -XOverlappingInstances -XMultiParamTypeClasses -XFlexibleContexts -XUndecidableInstances -XTemplateHaskell -cpp #-} module Text.RJson (TranslateField, TranslateFieldD, translateField, ToJson, ToJsonD, toJson, exclude, arrayPrepend, arrayAppend, objectExtras, genericToJson, enumToJson, JsonData(..), FromJson, FromJsonD, objectDefaults, parseJsonString, parseJsonByteString, fromJson, fromJsonString, fromJsonByteString, genericFromJson, enumFromJson, stripInitialUnderscores, toJsonString, firstCharToUpper, firstCharToLower, Union(..), Union3, Union4, Union5, Union6, Union7,Union8,Union9,Union10) where import Data.Generics.SYB.WithClass.Basics import Data.Generics.SYB.WithClass.Instances import Data.Generics.SYB.WithClass.Context import Data.Generics.SYB.WithClass.Derive import qualified Data.Map as M import qualified Text.Printf as Printf import Data.Char import Data.Ratio import Data.Array import Data.Maybe import Control.Monad.State.Strict import Control.Monad.Trans import Control.Monad.Error import qualified Text.ParserCombinators.Parsec as P import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as B import System.IO.Unsafe import qualified Control.Exception as E import Codec.Text.IConv import qualified Data.Word as W -- | A Haskell representation of a JSON -- data structure. data JsonData = JDString String | JDNumber Double | JDArray [JsonData] | JDBool Bool | JDNull | JDObject (M.Map String JsonData) listJoin :: a -> [a] -> [a] listJoin _ [] = [] listJoin _ l@[x] = l listJoin k (x:ys) = x : k : (listJoin k ys) concatJoin :: String -> [String] -> String concatJoin k l = concat (listJoin k l) alistToJsonDict :: [(String, String)] -> String alistToJsonDict l = "{" ++ concatJoin "," (map (\(k,v) -> (escapeString k) ++ ":" ++ v) l) ++ "}" -- Special characters which will be pretty printed. escapeMap :: M.Map Char String escapeMap = M.fromList [ ('\\', "\\"), ('"', "\""), ('\'', "'"), ('\n', "n"), ('\r', "r"), ('\f', "f"), ('\t', "t"), ('\b', "\b")] escape :: Char -> Maybe String escape c = M.lookup c escapeMap -- Characters which can safely be printed as literals. allowed' c o | o > 127 = True -- Any unicode char is OK. | o >= 32 && o < 127 {- exclude DEL == 127 -} && c /= '"' = True | True = False allowed c = allowed' c (ord c) hexEscape :: Char -> String hexEscape c = Printf.printf "\\u%04x" (ord c) escapeString' :: String -> String escapeString' [] = "\"" escapeString' (c:cs) | allowed c = c : (escapeString' cs) | True = (maybe (hexEscape c) (\s -> "\\" ++ s) (escape c)) ++ (escapeString' cs) escapeString s = '"' : escapeString' s instance Show JsonData where show (JDString s) = escapeString s show (JDNumber n) -- Show as an integer if possible, otherwise as a Double. -- TODO: Not sure if this is the proper way of testing whether a -- double is an integer value +/- epsilon. | (fromIntegral (floor n)) == n = show (floor n) | True = show n show (JDBool True) = "true" show (JDBool False) = "false" show (JDArray l) = "[" ++ concatJoin "," (map show l) ++ "]" show JDNull = "null" show (JDObject o) = alistToJsonDict (map (\(k,v) -> (k, show v)) (M.toList o)) -- -- TranslateField class. -- class TranslateField a where -- | By default, Haskell record field names are converted into -- JSON object field names by stripping any initial underscores. -- Specialize this method to define a different behavior. translateField :: a -> String -> String data TranslateFieldD a = TranslateFieldD { translateFieldD :: a -> String -> String } translateFieldProxy :: Proxy TranslateFieldD translateFieldProxy = error "'translateFieldProxy' value should never be evaluated!" instance (TranslateField t) => Sat (TranslateFieldD t) where dict = TranslateFieldD { translateFieldD = translateField } -- | Removes initial underscores from a string. stripInitialUnderscores "" = "" stripInitialUnderscores ('_':s) = stripInitialUnderscores s stripInitialUnderscores s = s instance Typeable a => TranslateField a where translateField _ x = stripInitialUnderscores x -- -- ToJson class plus SYB boilerplate. -- -- | New instances can be added to this class to customize -- JSON serialization. class TranslateField a => ToJson a where toJson :: a -> JsonData -- For lists (same trick used by the Prelude to allow special -- handling of list types for Show). lToJson :: [a] -> JsonData lToJson l = JDArray (map toJson l) -- | You can specialize this method to prevent fields from being serialized. -- The method should return a list of the Haskell names of the fields to -- be excluded. exclude :: a -> String -> Bool exclude _ _ = False -- | Types that will be converted to JSON arrays can override -- this method to specify additional elements to be prepended to the array. arrayPrepend :: a -> [JsonData] arrayPrepend _ = [] -- | Types that will be converted to JSON arrays can override -- this method to specify additional elements to be appended to the array. arrayAppend :: a -> [JsonData] arrayAppend _ = [] -- | Types that will be converted to JSON objects can override -- this method to specify additional fields of the object. objectExtras :: a -> [(String, JsonData)] objectExtras _ = [] -- Note the inclusion of translateField from TranslateField. data ToJsonD a = ToJsonD { toJsonD :: a -> JsonData, excludeD :: a -> String -> Bool, arrayPrependD :: a -> [JsonData], arrayAppendD :: a -> [JsonData], objectExtrasD :: a -> [(String, JsonData)], translateFieldD' :: a -> String -> String } toJsonProxy :: Proxy ToJsonD toJsonProxy = error "'toJsonProxy' value should never be evaluated!" -- Again, note inclusion of translateField from TranslateField. instance ToJson t => Sat (ToJsonD t) where dict = ToJsonD { toJsonD = toJson, excludeD = exclude, arrayPrependD = arrayPrepend, arrayAppendD = arrayAppend, objectExtrasD = objectExtras, translateFieldD' = translateField } -- -- Implementations of toJson for different data types. -- instance ToJson Bool where toJson b = JDBool b instance ToJson Int where toJson i = JDNumber (fromIntegral i) instance ToJson Integer where toJson i = JDNumber (fromIntegral i) --instance Json Float where -- toJson i = JDNumber (floatToDouble i) instance ToJson Double where toJson i = JDNumber i instance (Integral a, TranslateField a, Typeable a) => ToJson (Ratio a) where toJson i = JDNumber $ (fromIntegral (numerator i)) / (fromIntegral (denominator i)) instance ToJson Char where lToJson s = JDString s toJson c = JDString [c] instance (Typeable a, ToJson a) => ToJson (Maybe a) where toJson (Just c) = toJson c toJson Nothing = JDNull instance (ToJson a, TranslateField a, Data TranslateFieldD (M.Map String a)) => ToJson (M.Map String a) where toJson x = JDObject (M.map toJson x) instance (ToJson a, TranslateField a, Typeable a) => ToJson [a] where toJson = lToJson -- TODO: Add instances for the other array types supported by GHC. instance (ToJson a, TranslateField a, Typeable a, Typeable i, Ix i) => ToJson (Array i a) where toJson a = toJson (elems a) -- | Use this for merging two or more records together. -- Sensible instances of FromJson and ToJson are already defined for this type. data Union a b = Union a b deriving Show $(derive[''Union]) -- In order to derive (Typeable2 Union). -- It seems that we get away with overwriting the instance -- of Data that this creates (if we didn't, we could always -- instantiate Typeable manually for Union). -- | Nested Unions are left-branching by convention (since this is what you get -- by using the constructor as an infix operator). type Union3 a b c = (Union (Union a b) c) type Union4 a b c d = (Union (Union3 a b c) d) type Union5 a b c d e = (Union (Union4 a b c d) e) type Union6 a b c d e f = (Union (Union5 a b c d e) f) type Union7 a b c d e f g = (Union (Union6 a b c d e f) g) type Union8 a b c d e f g h = (Union (Union7 a b c d e f g) h) type Union9 a b c d e f g h i = (Union (Union8 a b c d e f g h) i) type Union10 a b c d e f g h i j = (Union (Union9 a b c d e f g h i) j) -- Used by the (ToJson Union) instance below. isJDObject (JDObject _) = True isJDObject _ = False jdObjectMap (JDObject m) = m instance (ToJson a, ToJson b, TranslateField a, TranslateField b, Typeable a, Typeable b, Typeable2 Union) => ToJson (Union a b) where toJson (Union x y) = let jx = toJson x jy = toJson y in if isJDObject jx && isJDObject jy then JDObject (M.union (jdObjectMap jx) (jdObjectMap jy)) else error "Bad toJson conversion: Attempt to unify JSON values which aren't both objects" getFields :: Data ToJsonD a => a -> [String] getFields = constrFields . (toConstr toJsonProxy) typename x = dataTypeName (dataTypeOf toJsonProxy x) -- | This is the implementation of 'toJson' for the generic instance declaration, -- but it's useful to be able to use the same implentation for -- other instance declarations which override the default implementation -- of 'exclude'. genericToJson :: (Data ToJsonD a, ToJson a, TranslateField a) => a -> JsonData genericToJson x | isAlgType (dataTypeOf toJsonProxy x) = case (map (translateFieldD' dict x) (filter (not . (excludeD dict x)) (getFields x))) of [] -> case gmapQ toJsonProxy (toJsonD dict) x of l -> JDArray $ (arrayPrependD dict x) ++ l ++ (arrayAppendD dict x) fs -> JDObject (M.fromList (objectExtrasD dict x ++ (zip fs (gmapQ toJsonProxy (toJsonD dict) x)))) | True = error ("Unable to serialize the primitive type '" ++ typename x ++ "'") -- | This function can be used as an implementation of 'toJson' for simple enums. -- It just converts an enum value to a string determined by the name of the constructor, -- after being fed through the (String -> String) function given as the first argument. enumToJson :: (Data ToJsonD a, ToJson a, TranslateField a) => (String -> String) -> a -> JsonData enumToJson transform x | isAlgType (dataTypeOf toJsonProxy x) = JDString (transform (showConstr (toConstr toJsonProxy x))) | True = error "Passed non-algebraic type to enumToJson" instance (Data ToJsonD t, TranslateField t) => ToJson t where toJson = genericToJson -- Instances for tuples up to n=7 (this limit it is set by the non-existence of Typeable8). -- Tuples are converted to (heterogenous) JSON lists. #define I(x) ToJson x, Typeable x instance (I(a), I(b)) => ToJson (a, b) where toJson (a,b) = JDArray [toJson a, toJson b] instance (I(a), I(b), I(c)) => ToJson (a,b,c) where toJson (a,b,c) = JDArray [toJson a, toJson b, toJson c] instance (I(a), I(b), I(c), I(d)) => ToJson (a,b,c,d) where toJson (a,b,c,d) = JDArray [toJson a, toJson b, toJson c, toJson d] instance (I(a), I(b), I(c), I(d), I(e)) => ToJson (a,b,c,d,e) where toJson (a,b,c,d,e) = JDArray [toJson a, toJson b, toJson c, toJson d, toJson e] instance (I(a), I(b), I(c), I(d), I(e), I(f)) => ToJson (a,b,c,d,e,f) where toJson (a,b,c,d,e,f) = JDArray [toJson a, toJson b, toJson c, toJson d, toJson e, toJson f] instance (I(a), I(b), I(c), I(d), I(e), I(f), I(g)) => ToJson (a,b,c,d,e,f,g) where toJson (a,b,c,d,e,f,g) = JDArray [toJson a, toJson b, toJson c, toJson d, toJson e, toJson f, toJson g] #undef I -- -- FromJson -- class TranslateField a => FromJson a where fromJson :: a -> JsonData -> Either String a -- For lists (same trick used by the Prelude to allow special -- handling of list types for Show). lFromJson :: a -> JsonData -> Either String [a] lFromJson dummy (JDArray l) = mapM (fromJson dummy) l -- | In order to specify default values for required fields of a JSON object, -- specialize this method in the instance definition for the relevant -- datatype. objectDefaults :: a -> M.Map String JsonData objectDefaults _ = M.empty data FromJsonD a = FromJsonD { fromJsonD :: a -> JsonData -> Either String a, objectDefaultsD :: a -> M.Map String JsonData, translateFieldD'' :: a -> String -> String } fromJsonProxy :: Proxy FromJsonD fromJsonProxy = error "'fromJsonProxy' should never be evaluated!" -- Note inclusion of translateField from TranslateField. instance FromJson t => Sat (FromJsonD t) where dict = FromJsonD { fromJsonD = fromJson, objectDefaultsD = objectDefaults, translateFieldD'' = translateField } instance FromJson Char where fromJson _ (JDString [c]) = Right c fromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: JSON string not of length 1 to 'Char'" lFromJson _ (JDString s) = Right s lFromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Non-string to 'String'" instance (FromJson a, TranslateField a, Typeable a) => FromJson (Maybe a) where fromJson _ JDNull = Right Nothing fromJson _ y = case fromJson undefined y of Left err -> Left err Right v -> Right $ Just v instance (FromJson a, TranslateField a, Typeable a) => FromJson [a] where fromJson _ x = lFromJson undefined x instance FromJson Int where fromJson _ (JDNumber n) | (fromIntegral (floor n)) == n = Right (floor n) | True = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: number does not approximate an integer ('Int')" fromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Non-numeric to 'Int'" instance FromJson Integer where fromJson _ (JDNumber n) | (fromIntegral (floor n)) == n = Right (floor n) | True = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: number does not approximate an integer ('Integer')" fromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Non-numeric to 'Integer'" instance FromJson Double where fromJson _ (JDNumber d) = Right d fromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Non-numeric to 'Double'" instance (Typeable a, Integral a) => FromJson (Ratio a) where fromJson _ (JDNumber i) = Right (fromRational (toRational i)) fromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Non-numeric to instance of 'Ratio'" instance FromJson Bool where fromJson _ (JDBool b) = Right b fromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Non-boolean to 'Bool'" isRight (Right _) = True isRight _ = False fromRight (Right x) = x -- TODO: Use monads instead of 'ifs' if possible (funky type errors -- which I haven't figured out yet, something to do with monomorphism -- in let bindings vs. lambda abstraction?). instance (FromJson a, FromJson b, Typeable a, Typeable b, TranslateField a, TranslateField b) => FromJson (Union a b) where fromJson _ o@(JDObject _) = let r1 = fromJson undefined o r2 = fromJson undefined o in if isRight r1 && isRight r2 then Right $ Union (fromRight r1) (fromRight r2) else Left "Bad fromJson conversion: error constructing subpart of union (did not serialize to object)" fromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: attempt to convert non-object to Union" tuperror :: Int -> Either String a tuperror n = Left $ Printf.printf "Bad fromJson conversion: attempt to convert something that was not a list of length %i to a %i-tuple" n n #define I(x) FromJson x, Typeable x, TranslateField x instance (I(a), I(b)) => FromJson (a,b) where fromJson _ (JDArray [x1,x2]) = do r1 <- fromJson undefined x1 r2 <- fromJson undefined x2 return (r1,r2) fromJson _ _ = tuperror 2 instance (I(a), I(b), I(c)) => FromJson (a,b,c) where fromJson _ (JDArray [x1,x2,x3]) = do r1 <- fromJson undefined x1 r2 <- fromJson undefined x2 r3 <- fromJson undefined x3 return (r1,r2,r3) fromJson _ _ = tuperror 3 instance (I(a), I(b), I(c), I(d)) => FromJson(a,b,c,d) where fromJson _ (JDArray [x1,x2,x3,x4]) = do r1 <- fromJson undefined x1 r2 <- fromJson undefined x2 r3 <- fromJson undefined x3 r4 <- fromJson undefined x4 return (r1,r2,r3,r4) fromJson _ _ = tuperror 4 instance (I(a), I(b), I(c), I(d), I(e)) => FromJson (a,b,c,d,e) where fromJson _ (JDArray [x1,x2,x3,x4,x5]) = do r1 <- fromJson undefined x1 r2 <- fromJson undefined x2 r3 <- fromJson undefined x3 r4 <- fromJson undefined x4 r5 <- fromJson undefined x5 return (r1,r2,r3,r4,r5) fromJson _ _ = tuperror 5 instance (I(a), I(b), I(c), I(d), I(e), I(f)) => FromJson (a,b,c,d,e,f) where fromJson _ (JDArray [x1,x2,x3,x4,x5,x6]) = do r1 <- fromJson undefined x1 r2 <- fromJson undefined x2 r3 <- fromJson undefined x3 r4 <- fromJson undefined x4 r5 <- fromJson undefined x5 r6 <- fromJson undefined x6 return (r1,r2,r3,r4,r5,r6) fromJson _ _ = tuperror 6 instance (I(a), I(b), I(c), I(d), I(e), I(f), I(g)) => FromJson (a,b,c,d,e,f,g) where fromJson _ (JDArray [x1,x2,x3,x4,x5,x6,x7]) = do r1 <- fromJson undefined x1 r2 <- fromJson undefined x2 r3 <- fromJson undefined x3 r4 <- fromJson undefined x4 r5 <- fromJson undefined x5 r6 <- fromJson undefined x6 r7 <- fromJson undefined x7 return (r1,r2,r3,r4,r5,r6,r7) fromJson _ _ = tuperror 7 #undef I elemsOfMap :: Ord k => M.Map k v -> [k] -> Maybe [v] elemsOfMap _ [] = Just [] elemsOfMap m (x:xs) = do r <- M.lookup x m rs <- elemsOfMap m xs return (r : rs) type ErrorWithState e s a = ErrorT e (State s) a -- TODO: Not a very descriptive name. Oh well... m1 :: (Data FromJsonD a) => ErrorWithState String [JsonData] a m1 = do jvl <- lift get (case jvl of [] -> throwError "Bad fromJson conversion: Not enough elements in JSON array to satisfy constructor" (jv:jvs) -> do lift $ put jvs (case fromJsonD dict (undefined :: a) jv of Left e -> throwError e Right x -> return x)) -- TODO: Again, uninformative name. -- TODO: Some code duplication here. m2 :: (Data FromJsonD a, TranslateField a) => M.Map String JsonData -> (String -> String) -> a -> ErrorWithState String (M.Map String JsonData, [String]) a m2 defaults transFunc dummy = do (m, sl) <- lift get (case sl of [] -> throwError "Bad fromJson conversion: Not enough fields in JSON object to satisfy constructor" (f:fs) -> do lift $ put (m, fs) let stripped = transFunc f (case M.lookup stripped m of Nothing -> case M.lookup stripped defaults of Nothing -> throwError $ "Bad fromJson conversion: Required field not present in JSON object: " ++ stripped Just v -> case fromJsonD dict dummy v of Left e -> throwError e Right x -> return x Just v -> case fromJsonD dict dummy v of Left e -> throwError e Right x -> return x)) genericFromJson :: (Data FromJsonD a, FromJson a, TranslateField a) => a -> JsonData -> Either String a genericFromJson dummy (JDArray l) = case datarep (dataTypeOf fromJsonProxy dummy) of AlgRep (c:_) -> evalState (runErrorT (fromConstrM fromJsonProxy m1 c)) (tail l) AlgRep _ -> Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Type with no constructors!" _ -> Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Non-algebraic datatype given to 'genericFromJson'" genericFromJson dummy (JDObject m) = case datarep (dataTypeOf fromJsonProxy dummy) of AlgRep (c:_) -> case constrFields c of [] -> Left $ "Bad fromJson conversion: Attempt to convert JDObect to a non-record algebraic type" -- Can't use fromConstrM because we need to get dummy values of the -- appropriate type for each argument of the constructor. This is unfortunate, -- since it means that we get runtime errors for records with strict fields. fs -> evalState (runErrorT (gmapM fromJsonProxy (m2 (objectDefaultsD dict dummy) (translateFieldD'' dict dummy)) (fromConstr fromJsonProxy c))) (m, fs) AlgRep _ -> Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Type with no constructors!" _ -> Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Non-algebraic datatype given to 'genericFromJson'" genericFromJson _ _ = Left "Bad fromJson conversion: Expecting JSON object or array" constrNames :: (Data FromJsonD a, Data TranslateFieldD a) => a -> [String] constrNames x = map showConstr (dataTypeConstrs (dataTypeOf fromJsonProxy x)) -- | The counterpart of 'enumToJson'. enumFromJson :: (Data FromJsonD a, Data TranslateFieldD a) => (String -> String) -> a -> JsonData -> Either String a enumFromJson transform dummy (JDString s) = let cname = (transform s) in if elem cname (constrNames dummy) then case fromConstrM fromJsonProxy Nothing (mkConstr (dataTypeOf fromJsonProxy dummy) cname [] Prefix ) of Nothing -> Left "Error in enumFromJson" Just x -> Right x else Left "Constructor name not recognized in enumFromJson" enumFromJson _ _ _ = Left "Non-string given to enumFromJson" instance (Data FromJsonD t, TranslateField t) => FromJson t where fromJson = genericFromJson -- -- JSON parser. -- -- Determine the unicode encoding of a byte stream -- on the assumption that it begins with two ASCII characters. getEncoding :: B.ByteString -> EncodingName getEncoding s | B.length s < 4 = "UTF-8" -- If the string is shorter than 4 bytes, -- we have no way of determining the encoding. | True = let bs1 = B.index s 0 bs2 = B.index s 1 bs3 = B.index s 2 bs4 = B.index s 3 in -- Little endian UTF 32/16. if bs1 /= 0 && bs2 == 0 && bs3 == 0 && bs4 == 0 then "UTF-32LE" else if bs1 /= 0 && bs2 == 0 && bs3 /= 0 && bs4 == 0 then "UTF-16LE" -- Big endian UTF 32/16. else if bs1 == 0 && bs2 == 0 && bs3 == 0 && bs4 /= 0 then "UTF-32BE" else if bs1 == 0 && bs2 /= 0 && bs3 == 0 && bs4 /= 0 then "UTF-16BE" -- UTF-8 else if bs1 /= 0 && bs2 /= 0 && bs3 /= 0 && bs4 /= 0 then "UTF-8" -- BOM allowed but not required for UTF-8. -- If we can't figure it out, guess at UTF-8. else "UTF-8" -- Converts a ByteString to a String of unicode code points. toHaskellString :: EncodingName -> B.ByteString -> String toHaskellString enc source = stripBOM $ map chr (pairBytes (B.unpack bs)) where pairBytes :: [W.Word8] -> [Int] pairBytes [] = [] pairBytes (c:c':cs) = ((fromIntegral c) + (fromIntegral c')*256) : (pairBytes cs) bs = convertFuzzy Discard enc "UTF-16LE" source stripBOM :: String -> String stripBOM ('\0':'\0':'\xFE':'\xFF':cs) = cs stripBOM ('\xFF':'\xFE':'\0':'\0':cs) = cs stripBOM ('\xFE':'\xFF':cs) = cs stripBOM ('\xFF':'\xFE':cs) = cs stripBOM ('\xEF':'\xBB':'\xBF':cs) = cs stripBOM cs = cs (<|>) = (P.<|>) -- | Converts a ByteString to an instance of JsonData (unicode encoding -- is detected automatically). parseJsonByteString :: B.ByteString -> Either String JsonData parseJsonByteString bs = let decoded = toHaskellString (getEncoding bs) bs in case P.runParser (ws >> jsonValue) () "" decoded of Left e -> Left (show e) Right x -> Right x -- | Converts a String (interpreted as a true unicode String) to an instance -- of JsonData. parseJsonString :: String -> Either String JsonData parseJsonString s = case P.runParser (ws >> jsonValue) () "" s of Left e -> Left (show e) Right x -> Right x apply f p = do r <- p return (f r) pconcat p1 p2 = do l1 <- p1 l2 <- p2 return $ l1 ++ l2 listify :: P.Parser x -> P.Parser [x] listify = apply (:[]) ws = P.many (P.oneOf [' ','\r','\n','\t','\f','\v']) -- Could use the ParsecToken module, but trying a floating point number -- then an integer is a bit inefficient (especially since integers will -- be more common). number :: P.Parser JsonData number = do neg <- (P.char '-' >> return True) <|> return False i <- P.many1 P.digit point <- P.option Nothing (apply Just (P.char '.' >> P.many1 P.digit)) exponent <- P.option Nothing (apply Just (P.char 'e' >> pconcat (P.option "" (listify (P.char '-'))) (P.many1 P.digit))) let n = if point == Nothing && exponent == Nothing then read i :: Double else read (i ++ (if point == Nothing then "" else "." ++ fromJust point) ++ (if exponent == Nothing then "" else "e" ++ fromJust exponent)) :: Double return . JDNumber $ if neg then negate n else n stringChar :: Char -> P.Parser Char stringChar opener = do -- Fail immediately on either single or double quotes or -- on control characters. c <- P.satisfy (\c -> c /= opener && (ord c) > 31) (case c of '\\' -> (P.char '"' >> return '"') <|> (P.char '\'' >> return '\'') <|> (P.char 'b' >> return '\b') <|> (P.char 'f' >> return '\f') <|> (P.char 'n' >> return '\n') <|> (P.char 'r' >> return '\r') <|> (P.char 't' >> return '\t') <|> (do P.char 'u' ds <- P.count 4 P.hexDigit return $ chr (read ("0x" ++ ds) :: Int)) <|> (P.satisfy allowed >>= return) -- "\X" == "X" by default. c -> return c) string :: P.Parser String string = do opener <- P.char '"' <|> P.char '\'' -- JSON spec requires double quotes, but we'll be lenient. cs <- P.many (stringChar opener) P.char opener return cs jsonString = apply JDString string kvp :: P.Parser (String, JsonData) kvp = do s <- string ws P.char ':' ws v <- jsonValue return (s, v) jsonArray :: P.Parser JsonData jsonArray = do P.char '[' ws vs <- P.sepBy jsonValue (ws >> P.char ',' >> ws) ws P.char ']' return $ JDArray vs object :: P.Parser JsonData object = do P.char '{' ws kvps <- P.sepBy kvp (ws >> P.char ',' >> ws) ws P.char '}' return $ JDObject $ M.fromList kvps boolean :: P.Parser JsonData boolean = (P.try (P.string "true") >> return (JDBool True)) <|> (P.string "false" >> return (JDBool False)) jsonNull :: P.Parser JsonData jsonNull = P.string "null" >> return JDNull jsonValue = number <|> jsonString <|> jsonArray <|> object <|> boolean <|> jsonNull -- -- Some other utilities. -- -- | Converts a JSON String (interpreted as a true unicode string) to -- a value of the type given by the first (dummy) argument. fromJsonString :: FromJson a => a -> String -> Either String a fromJsonString dummy s = case parseJsonString s of Left e -> Left (show e) Right js -> case fromJson dummy js of Left e -> Left e Right js -> Right js -- | Converts a JSON ByteString (with unicode encoding automatically detected) -- to a value of the type given by the first (dummy) argument. fromJsonByteString :: FromJson a => a -> B.ByteString -> Either String a fromJsonByteString dummy s = case parseJsonByteString s of Left e -> Left (show e) Right js -> case fromJson dummy js of Left e -> Left e Right js -> Right js -- | Converts a value to an ASCII-only JSON String. toJsonString :: ToJson a => a -> String toJsonString = show . toJson -- -- A couple of utility functions. -- firstCharToUpper :: String -> String firstCharToUpper "" = "" firstCharToUpper (c:cs) = (toUpper c) : cs firstCharToLower :: String -> String firstCharToLower "" = "" firstCharToLower (c:cs) = (toLower c) : cs