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=JSON Marshalling Go → JSON= | =JSON Marshalling Go → JSON= | ||
JSON marshalling means generating a JSON representation from a Go object. | JSON marshalling means generating a JSON representation from a Go object. It is done with <code>json.Marshal()</code>. The result is a byte array. To convert the byte array to a string, see: {{Internal|Go_Integers#Conversion_between_bytes_and_strings|Go Integers | Conversion between bytes and strings}} | ||
==Map Marshalling== | ==Map Marshalling== | ||
==Struct Marshalling== | ==Struct Marshalling== | ||
By default, only fields that start with capital letters are marshaled. The fields that start with lower caps are invisible to the marshaling process. | By default, only fields that start with capital letters are marshaled. The fields that start with lower caps are invisible to the marshaling process. | ||
<font color=darkkhaki>TO PROCESS: https://golang.cafe/blog/golang-json-marshal-example.html</font> | <font color=darkkhaki>TO PROCESS: https://golang.cafe/blog/golang-json-marshal-example.html</font> | ||
=JSON Unmarshalling JSON → Go= | =JSON Unmarshalling JSON → Go= | ||
Revision as of 17:08, 25 August 2023
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Overview
JSON Marshalling Go → JSON
JSON marshalling means generating a JSON representation from a Go object. It is done with json.Marshal(). The result is a byte array. To convert the byte array to a string, see:
Map Marshalling
Struct Marshalling
By default, only fields that start with capital letters are marshaled. The fields that start with lower caps are invisible to the marshaling process. TO PROCESS: https://golang.cafe/blog/golang-json-marshal-example.html