Save or load R object in 'JSON' format

Usage

save_json(
  x,
  con = stdout(),
  ...,
  digits = ceiling(-log10(.Machine$double.eps)),
  pretty = TRUE,
  serialize = TRUE
)

load_json(con, ..., map = NULL)

Arguments

x: R object to save
con: file or connection
...: other parameters to pass into toJSON or fromJSON
digits: number of digits to save
pretty: whether the output should be pretty
serialize: whether to save a serialized version of x; see 'Examples'.
map: a map to save the results

Value

save_json returns nothing; load_json returns an R object.

Examples



# Serialize
save_json(list(a = 1, b = function(){}))
#> {
#>   "type": "list",
#>   "attributes": {
#>     "names": {
#>       "type": "character",
#>       "attributes": {},
#>       "value": ["a", "b"]
#>     }
#>   },
#>   "value": [
#>     {
#>       "type": "double",
#>       "attributes": {},
#>       "value": [1]
#>     },
#>     {
#>       "type": "closure",
#>       "attributes": {},
#>       "value": [
#>         {
#>           "type": "language",
#>           "attributes": {},
#>           "value": ["{", "}"]
#>         }
#>       ]
#>     }
#>   ]
#> }

# use toJSON
save_json(list(a = 1, b = function(){}), serialize = FALSE)
#> {
#>   "a": [1],
#>   "b": ["function () ", "{", "}"]
#> }


# Demo of using serializer
f1 <- tempfile(fileext = ".json")
save_json(x ~ y + 1, f1)

load_json(f1)
#> x ~ y + 1
#> <environment: 0x11c52ae48>

unlink(f1)