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L<JSON::Repair> is an example module which demonstrates using
JSON::Parse to apply some kinds of heuristics to repair "relaxed JSON"
or otherwise broken JSON into compliant JSON.

=item JSON::Server

L<JSON::Server> is a module which offers a JSON-only, UTF-8 only
server using C<JSON::Parse> and L</JSON::Create>.

=item JSON::Tokenize

L<JSON::Tokenize> is part of the JSON::Parse distribution, a tokenizer
which reduces a JSON string to tokens. This makes the JSON::Parse
tokenizer available to people who want to write their own JSON
parsers.

=item JSON::Whitespace

L<JSON::Whitespace> is for manipulating the "insignificant whitespace"
part of JSON.

=back


=item Reading and writing JSON

=over


=item L<Cpanel::JSON::XS>


[⭐⭐ Author: L<RURBAN|https://metacpan.org/author/RURBAN>; Date: C<2021-04-12>; Version: C<4.26>]



This is a fork of L<JSON::XS>. Please see the module for details about
the reasons for the fork.


=item L<File::JSON::Slurper>


[⭐ Author: L<NEILB|https://metacpan.org/author/NEILB>; Date: C<2020-11-18>; Version: C<1.00>]



Slurp a JSON file into a data structure, and the reverse. It relies on
L</JSON::MaybeXS>.


=item L<Glib::JSON>


[⭐ Author: L<EBASSI|https://metacpan.org/author/EBASSI>; Date: C<2015-04-19>; Version: C<0.002>]



Uses the JSON library from Glib, a library of C functions for the
Linux GNOME desktop project, so it is independent of the other CPAN
modules. Judging from the fairly sparse documentation, it seems to be
a module where you build the JSON on the fly rather than converting a
Perl structure wholesale into JSON.


=item L<JSON>


[⭐⭐ Author: L<ISHIGAKI|https://metacpan.org/author/ISHIGAKI>; Date: C<2021-01-24>; Version: C<4.03>]



This calls on either L<JSON::PP> or L<JSON::XS>.


=item L<JSON::DWIW>


[Author: L<DOWENS|https://metacpan.org/author/DOWENS>; Date: C<2010-09-29>; Version: C<0.47>]



👎🐛 This module "Does What I Want", where "I" refers to the module's
author. Development seems to have ceased in 2010, there is a long list
of unfixed bugs, and some of the module's features seem to predate
Unicode support in Perl. It is written in XS, and it claims to accept
a wide variety of non-JSON formats such as comments, single-quoted
strings, trailing commas, etc.


=item L<JSON::Parser::Regexp>


[Author: L<RAJ|https://metacpan.org/author/RAJ>; Date: C<2021-03-16>; Version: C<0.04>]



Uses L<Regexp::Grammars> to parse JSON.


=item L<JSON::PP>


[⭐⭐ Author: L<ISHIGAKI|https://metacpan.org/author/ISHIGAKI>; Date: C<2021-01-23>; Version: C<4.06>]



This is part of the Perl core, installed when you install Perl. "PP"
stands for "Pure Perl", which means it is in Perl-only without the XS
(C-based) parsing. This is slower but may be necessary if you cannot
install modules requiring a C compiler.


=item L<JSON::Slurper>


[⭐ Author: L<SRCHULO|https://metacpan.org/author/SRCHULO>; Date: C<2019-10-30>; Version: C<0.12>]