espressif_idf-extra-components/json_generator/include/json_generator.h

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/*
* Copyright 2020 Piyush Shah <shahpiyushv@gmail.com>
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
/*
* JSON String Generator
*
* This module can be used to create JSON strings with a facility
* to flush out data if the destination buffer is full. All commas
* and colons as required are automatically added by the APIs
*
*/
#ifndef _JSON_GENERATOR_H
#define _JSON_GENERATOR_H
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C"
{
#endif
/** Float precision i.e. number of digits after decimal point */
#ifndef JSON_FLOAT_PRECISION
#define JSON_FLOAT_PRECISION 5
#endif
/** JSON string flush callback prototype
*
* This is a prototype of the function that needs to be passed to
* json_gen_str_start() and which will be invoked by the JSON generator
* module either when the buffer is full or json_gen_str_end() ins invoked.
*
* \param[in] buf Pointer to a NULL terminated JSON string
* \param[in] priv Private data to be passed to the flush callback. Will
* be the same as the one passed to json_gen_str_start()
*/
typedef void (*json_gen_flush_cb_t) (char *buf, void *priv);
/** JSON String structure
*
* Please do not set/modify any elements.
* Just define this structure and pass a pointer to it in the APIs below
*/
typedef struct {
/** Pointer to the JSON buffer provided by the calling function */
char *buf;
/** Size of the above buffer */
int buf_size;
/** (Optional) callback function to invoke when the buffer gets full */
json_gen_flush_cb_t flush_cb;
/** (Optional) Private data to pass to the callback function */
void *priv;
/** (For Internal use only) */
bool comma_req;
/** (For Internal use only) */
char *free_ptr;
/** Total length */
int total_len;
} json_gen_str_t;
/** Start a JSON String
*
* This is the first function to be called for creating a JSON string.
* It initializes the internal data structures. After the JSON string
* generation is over, the json_gen_str_end() function should be called.
*
* \param[out] jstr Pointer to an allocated \ref json_gen_str_t structure.
* This will be initialised internally and needs to be passed to all
* subsequent function calls
* \param[out] buf Pointer to an allocated buffer into which the JSON
* string will be written
* \param[in] buf_size Size of the buffer
* \param[in] flush_cb Pointer to the flushing function of type \ref json_gen_flush_cb_t
* which will be invoked either when the buffer is full or when json_gen_str_end()
* is invoked. Can be left NULL.
* \param[in] priv Private data to be passed to the flushing function callback.
* Can be something like a session identifier (Eg. socket). Can be left NULL.
*/
void json_gen_str_start(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *buf, int buf_size,
json_gen_flush_cb_t flush_cb, void *priv);
/** End JSON string
*
* This should be the last function to be called after the entire JSON string
* has been generated.
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
*
* \return Total length of the JSON created, including the NULL termination byte.
*/
int json_gen_str_end(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
/** Start a JSON object
*
* This starts a JSON object by adding a '{'
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_start_object(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
/** End a JSON object
*
* This ends a JSON object by adding a '}'
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_end_object(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
/** Start a JSON array
*
* This starts a JSON object by adding a '['
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_start_array(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
/** End a JSON object
*
* This ends a JSON object by adding a ']'
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_end_array(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
/** Push a named JSON object
*
* This adds a JSON object like "name":{
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the object
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_push_object(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name);
/** Pop a named JSON object
*
* This ends a JSON object by adding a '}'. This is basically same as
* json_gen_end_object() but included so as to complement json_gen_push_object()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_pop_object(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
/** Push a JSON object string
*
* This adds a complete pre-formatted JSON object string to the JSON object.
*
* Eg. json_gen_push_object_str(jstr, "pre-formatted", "{\"a\":1,\"b\":2}");
* This will add "pre-formatted":{"a":1,"b":2}
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the JSON object string
* \param[in] object_str The pre-formatted JSON object string
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that.
*/
int json_gen_push_object_str(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name, char *object_str);
/** Push a named JSON array
*
* This adds a JSON array like "name":[
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the array
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_push_array(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name);
/** Pop a named JSON array
*
* This ends a JSON array by adding a ']'. This is basically same as
* json_gen_end_array() but included so as to complement json_gen_push_array()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_pop_array(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
/** Push a JSON array string
*
* This adds a complete pre-formatted JSON array string to the JSON object.
*
* Eg. json_gen_push_object_str(jstr, "pre-formatted", "[1,2,3]");
* This will add "pre-formatted":[1,2,3]
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the JSON array string
* \param[in] array_str The pre-formatted JSON array string
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that.
*/
int json_gen_push_array_str(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name, char *array_str);
/** Add a boolean element to an object
*
* This adds a boolean element to an object. Eg. "bool_val":true
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_object()/json_gen_push_object()
* and json_gen_end_object()/json_gen_pop_object()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the element
* \param[in] val Boolean value of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_obj_set_bool(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name, bool val);
/** Add an integer element to an object
*
* This adds an integer element to an object. Eg. "int_val":28
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_object()/json_gen_push_object()
* and json_gen_end_object()/json_gen_pop_object()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the element
* \param[in] val Integer value of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_obj_set_int(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name, int val);
/** Add a float element to an object
*
* This adds a float element to an object. Eg. "float_val":23.8
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_object()/json_gen_push_object()
* and json_gen_end_object()/json_gen_pop_object()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the element
* \param[in] val Float value of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_obj_set_float(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name, float val);
/** Add a string element to an object
*
* This adds a string element to an object. Eg. "string_val":"my_string"
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_object()/json_gen_push_object()
* and json_gen_end_object()/json_gen_pop_object()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the element
* \param[in] val Null terminated string value of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_obj_set_string(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name, char *val);
/** Add a NULL element to an object
*
* This adds a NULL element to an object. Eg. "null_val":null
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_object()/json_gen_push_object()
* and json_gen_end_object()/json_gen_pop_object()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_obj_set_null(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name);
/** Add a boolean element to an array
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_array()/json_gen_push_array()
* and json_gen_end_array()/json_gen_pop_array()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] val Boolean value of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_arr_set_bool(json_gen_str_t *jstr, bool val);
/** Add an integer element to an array
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_array()/json_gen_push_array()
* and json_gen_end_array()/json_gen_pop_array()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] val Integer value of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_arr_set_int(json_gen_str_t *jstr, int val);
/** Add a float element to an array
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_array()/json_gen_push_array()
* and json_gen_end_array()/json_gen_pop_array()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] val Float value of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_arr_set_float(json_gen_str_t *jstr, float val);
/** Add a string element to an array
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_array()/json_gen_push_array()
* and json_gen_end_array()/json_gen_pop_array()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] val Null terminated string value of the element
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_arr_set_string(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *val);
/** Add a NULL element to an array
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_array()/json_gen_push_array()
* and json_gen_end_array()/json_gen_pop_array()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_arr_set_null(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
/** Start a Long string in an object
*
* This starts a string in an object, but does not end it (i.e., does not add the
* terminating quotes. This is useful for long strings. Eg. "string_val":"my_string.
* The API json_gen_add_to_long_string() must be used to add to this string and the API
* json_gen_end_long_string() must be used to terminate it (i.e. add the ending quotes).
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_object()/json_gen_push_object()
* and json_gen_end_object()/json_gen_pop_object()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] name Name of the element
* \param[in] val Null terminated initial part of the string value. It can also be NULL
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_obj_start_long_string(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *name, char *val);
/** Start a Long string in an array
*
* This starts a string in an arrayt, but does not end it (i.e., does not add the
* terminating quotes. This is useful for long strings.
* The API json_gen_add_to_long_string() must be used to add to this string and the API
* json_gen_end_long_string() must be used to terminate it (i.e. add the ending quotes).
*
* \note This must be called between json_gen_start_array()/json_gen_push_array()
* and json_gen_end_array()/json_gen_pop_array()
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by
* json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] val Null terminated initial part of the string value. It can also be NULL
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_arr_start_long_string(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *val);
/** Add to a JSON Long string
*
* This extends the string initialised by json_gen_obj_start_long_string() or
* json_gen_arr_start_long_string(). After the entire string is created, it should be terminated
* with json_gen_end_long_string().
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by json_gen_str_start()
* \param[in] val Null terminated extending part of the string value.
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_add_to_long_string(json_gen_str_t *jstr, char *val);
/** End a JSON Long string
*
* This ends the string initialised by json_gen_obj_start_long_string() or
* json_gen_arr_start_long_string() by adding the ending quotes.
*
* \param[in] jstr Pointer to the \ref json_gen_str_t structure initialised by json_gen_str_start()
*
*
* \return 0 on Success
* \return -1 if buffer is out of space (possible only if no callback function
* is passed to json_gen_str_start(). Else, buffer will be flushed out and new data
* added after that
*/
int json_gen_end_long_string(json_gen_str_t *jstr);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif