The document discusses HySON, a compact JSON ORM library for Java. It compares JSON to XML usage and outlines that JSON parsing in Java typically requires libraries like GSON and JSONParser. However, HySON allows JSON to be parsed in Java with a compact, one line format without the need for additional libraries. The goal of HySON is to provide simple, generic type parsing of JSON in Java similar to other libraries but in a more compact way.

1. COMPACT JSON ORM
HySON

2. JSON vs XML as Percentage
The use of JSON Format is increasing.
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3. JAVA Object
JSON Format
string
The parsing process is required.
USING JSON Format in JAVA
parsing

4. use JSONParser (https://github.com/douglascrockford/JSON-java)
{
a: 10,
b: “hySON!”,
c: [2, 3, 4],
d: [5, 6],
temps: [{
a: "hhh",
b: "aaa",
c: "jjjj"
}, {
a: "hhh2",
b: "aaa2",
c: "jjjj2"
}, {
a: "hhh3",
b: "aaa3",
c: "jjjj3"
}
]
}
parsing

5. BUT use HySON Library!
HySON
COMPACT
One Line!!

6. HySON
(Goal)
GSONJSONParser
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Multi Line Parsing One Line Parsing One Line Parsing
Generic Type Parsing
is also aimed at
providing simple
parsing in the same
format.
TypeToken is
required for Generic
Type Parsing.

7. https://github.com/HyOsori/hySON-Java
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