JSON itself is a fairly simple grammar to parse, though doing so in
Java requires a third library party or a tediously written parser.
Can you implement schema support in a pluggable way to allow it to be
done in its own module? Or are schemas required for this layout?
On Wed, 4 Mar 2020 at 10:10
Shading Antlr or another parser, generated or in a library, is out of
bounds IMO. Writing our own JSON parser is not a good idea either, it's not
something a logging library should be in the business of maintaining, IMO
again. It just feels to me like you just want jam your new module in core
at an
> On Mar 4, 2020, at 1:23 AM, Volkan Yazıcı wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have managed to produce JSON in JsonTemplateLayout without using
> Jackson. I have successfully implemented all existing features with
> the exception of pretty printing, which I will leave out. There is a
> 2nd use case for
Hello,
I have managed to produce JSON in JsonTemplateLayout without using
Jackson. I have successfully implemented all existing features with
the exception of pretty printing, which I will leave out. There is a
2nd use case for Jackson in JsonTemplateLayout: reading the JSON
schema. That is, JsonT
