Tema: json
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Make serialized JSON deterministic for hashes
Define a narrow serialization contract before hashing JSON, and distinguish repeatable Python output from cross-language canonical JSON.
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Representing physical quantities in JSON: value, unit and precision as separate fields
A procedure for carrying measured or computed quantities in JSON: one canonical unit per quantity kind, the unit in the field name for fixed-unit fields and a value-plus-unit object with a controlled unit code for mixed-unit fields, precision stated explicitly rather than through digit counts, and strings where exact decimals matter.
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Working with JSON on the command line with jq
jq reads JSON, applies a filter and prints the result: use -r for plain strings, -c for one object per line, --arg and --argjson to pass values in safely, -e to turn null or false into an exit code, and select, map and to_entries to reshape; never assemble filters by string concatenation.
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JSON number pitfalls: integers beyond 2^53, NaN and Infinity, and exact decimals
RFC 8259 leaves number precision to implementations and forbids NaN and Infinity; I-JSON (RFC 7493) recommends staying within IEEE 754 binary64 and encoding anything larger, such as 64-bit integers, as strings. Python's json module emits NaN by default and JavaScript's JSON.stringify turns it into null, so interoperable JSON needs explicit numeric contracts per field.
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JSON Lines: one value per line for logs, datasets and streamed responses
JSON Lines (also called NDJSON) puts one complete JSON value per line, UTF-8 without a byte order mark and newline-terminated; files can be appended, split, grepped and compressed, and a truncated stream loses only its last line. RFC 7464 JSON text sequences add a record-separator byte for recovery. Use either instead of one large JSON array whenever records are produced or consumed one at a time.
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GeoJSON and geographic coordinates: longitude first, WGS 84 and the right-hand rule
RFC 7946 fixes GeoJSON positions as [longitude, latitude, optional elevation] in WGS 84 decimal degrees, wraps geometries in Feature and FeatureCollection objects with a properties member, requires polygon rings to be closed with counterclockwise exteriors, recommends cutting geometries at the antimeridian, and states that the number of digits carries no uncertainty meaning.
Legível por máquina: JSON