CPAN::Groonga

ar formats.

=item META.json, MYMETA.json

For a description of the type of data stored here, please refer to the
CPAN-Meta documentation on CPAN.

In order to interpret a JSON file, you have to be ab

ing perl modules:

   Parse::CPAN::Meta 1.40
   JSON
   JSON::XS
   JSON::PP
   JSON::DWIW

Most of the information can be obtained from a complete JSON file.

=item META.yml, MYMETA.yml

For a descri

ns on a per-module
basis.  It can be either a YAML file (ending in .yaml or .yml) or
a JSON file (ending in .json).

A sample YAML file is:

   ---
   Crypt::SSLeay:
      - --config=--default

   Foo

,
        );

   } elsif ($file =~ /\.json$/i) {

      $succ = $self->_multiple_methods
        ( [ sub { 1; } ],
          [ 'module', 'JSON::XS', ['decode_json'],
            "my \$fh; " .
        

,'$file'; " .
            "my \$json_text = do { local \$/; <\$fh> }; " .
            "\$OUTPUT = decode_json(\$json_text);" ],
          [ 'module', 'JSON', ['from_json'],
            "my \$fh; " .
 

$file'; " .
            "my \$json_text = do { local \$/; <\$fh> }; " .
            "\$OUTPUT = from_json(\$json_text);" ],
          [ 'module', 'JSON::PP', ['decode_json'],
            "my \$fh; " .