Is it possible to get and parse JSON using objective C, then manipulate it within the cocoa framework for the iphone/pad? I'm specifically looking to do this for a couple of public APIs out there.
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1This is almost a duplicate of Best JSON library to use when developing an iPhone applicationuvesten– uvesten2011-03-28 09:07:39 +00:00Commented Mar 28, 2011 at 9:07
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See here: how to do json parsing in iphone
Basically, you should look into the TouchJSON library (with CJSONDeserializer and CJSONSerializer).
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Used Json-framework on some previous projects, worked really well.
EDIT: I read your post a bit too fast. I've used it on a Mac app before but not targeting the iphone/ipad. I think it should work but have no background to it. Maybe someone else can confirm?
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It's not only possible, it's dirt simple if you use one of the many existing open source projects dedicated to this task. I recommend trying yajl-objc, which offers a streaming parser, but json-framework is a good one too. They're very similar.
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I'd stay away from TouchJSON, since it gave me trouble a while back with special characters (line breaks) in strings.
However, I'll join the choir recommending json-framework. Since I switched to that from TouchJSON everything's been running smoothly.
Regarding how to integrate the API in your project, they're equally simple to include and use.
As a side note, I'm just now testing out JSONKit, since it's supposed to be much faster than both TouchJSON and json-framework. However, I can't vouch for its stability yet. The reviews of it are good, though.
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If you're developing an application that is only iOS 5.0 or later, you can use NSJSONSerialization.
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