MOSP is a platform to create, edit and share JSON objects. The goal of this platform is to gather security related JSON schemas and objects. You can use any available schemas in order to create shareable JSON objects. It also possible to keep an object private even if our goal is to promote the sharing of information. Integration with third-party applications is possible thanks to an API.
Sauvegarde saves your data in a continuous way that is to say while being written to disk. It is intended for users that have many files to save and that do not want to miss any change on them. The whole backup is deduplicated so users using many similar systems or having copies of the same file in many systems will save space regarding traditional backup. A specific feature (caching in the client) yet to implement will allow one to backup systems that do not have permanent access to the network
etcd is a distributed key-value store, used as shared cluster configuration backend. It automatically elects a master server, allows dynamic config data with optional TTLs, provides a JSON API over HTTP with TLS and long polling, uses the Raft protocol for distribution. It's the basis for CoreOS, integrates with fleet/systemd, and thus also provides service discovery.
MathMod is a mathematical modeling software to visualize and animate implicit and parametric surfaces, either with 3D or 4D hypersurface plotting. It provides JSON-compatible scripting facilities, OBJ and K3DSurf format export or .js conversion, ready-to-use animation algorithm examples, and includes a simple editor.
Xidel is a command line tool to download web pages or JSON-APIs and extract data from them. It can download files over HTTP/S connections, follow redirections, links, (partially) filled-in forms, extracted values, and process local files. The data can be extracted using XPath 2.0, XQuery 1.0, XPath/XQuery 3.0 and JSONiq expressions, CSS 3 selectors, and custom, pattern-matching templates that are like an annotated version of the processed page. The extracted values can then be exported as plain
ReflectRPC is a Python library implementing an RPC client and server using the JSON-RPC 1.0 protocol. What sets it apart from most other such implementations is that it allows the client to get a comprehensive description of the functions exposed by the server. This includes type information of parameters and return values as well as human readable JavaDoc-like descriptions of all fields. To retrieve this information the client only has to call the special RPC function __describe_functions and i
"jq" is a JSON querying and processing tool for the command line. It implements features from awk/grep/sed for structured data, can be used in pipes or mangle data in-place with a simple query language and combination/filtering syntax. Implemented in portable C with minimal dependencies.
When parsing JSON messages, most C/C++ libraries employ a DOM-based approach, i.e. they work by building an in-memory representation of object, and the client can then create/read/update/delete the properties of the object as needed, and most importantly access them in whatever order. While this is very convenient and provides maximum flexibility, there are situations in which memory allocations must or should preferably be avoided. minijson_reader is a callback-based parser, which can effective
When writing JSON messages, some C/C++ libraries work by building an in-memory object for the sole purpose of serialising it as JSON. Many libraries comprise multiple header and source files and/or expose a complex API. minijson_writer is a simple decorator around a std::ostream. It directly writes on the stream without allocating additional memory, and does not throw exceptions unless the stream does. Despite being a single header file of ~500 lines, minijson_writer is complete and can be eas
An effort to evolve the old paper business card into newer social formats as Passbook, HTML5+hCard, VCF. Along with QRcodes.
freecode-submit is a script that supports remote submission of release updates to Freecode via its JSON API. It is intended for use in project release scripts. It reads the metadata from an RFC-2822-like message on standard input, possibly with overrides by command-line switches. It supersedes freshmeat-submit, which no longer works following the site name change.