CPAN::Groonga

::Transport;

use Xmldoom::ORB::Transport::JSON;
use Xmldoom::ORB::Transport::XML;
use strict;

our $TRANSPORT_MAP = {
	json => 'Xmldoom::ORB::Transport::JSON',
	xml  => 'Xmldoom::ORB::Transport::XML'

d xmlw3cdom.js into share/javascript";
	}

	my $definition_json = Xmldoom::ORB::Definition::generate($test::BookStore::Object::DATABASE, 'json');

	# setup our dojo bootstrap
	$self->{bootstrap_xmldoo

untimeEngine');
dojo.require('Xmldoom.Definition.JSONParser');

// Init namespace with our definition data
BookStore = {
	'DEFINITION': $definition_json
};

// setup connection to ORB
BookStore.connec

mldoom.Connection('http://localhost:8888/xmldoom/', 'json');

// parse and init the database definition
BookStore.database = Xmldoom.Definition.JSONParser.parse( BookStore.DEFINITION );
BookStore.data

package Xmldoom::ORB::Definition;

use Xmldoom::ORB::Definition::JSON;
use strict;

use Data::Dumper;

sub generate_object_hash
{
	my $object = shift;

	my $data = {
		attributes => [ ],
		key_names 

fault to XML, however, I haven't written that
		# yet!
	}

	if ( $type eq 'json' )
	{
		return Xmldoom::ORB::Definition::JSON::generate($database);
	}
	else
	{
		die "Can't generate ORB definition for

0.02';

use Carp;
use Data::Visitor::Callback;
use HTTP::Request::Common;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use JSON::Syck;
use URI;

our $APIBase = "http://www.lingr.com/api";

# scraped from Lingr wiki page
our $

arp "Don't know method '$method'. Defaults to GET";
        "GET";
    };

    $args->{format} = 'json';

    my $req;
    if ($req_method eq 'GET') {
        $uri->query_form(%$args);
        $req = 

->is_success or croak "Request failed: " . $res->status_line;

    local $JSON::Syck::ImplicitUnicode = 1;
    my $data = JSON::Syck::Load($res->content);
    $data->{status} eq 'ok' or croak "Respons

use strict;
our $VERSION = '0.04';

use Data::Visitor::Callback;
use HTTP::Request::Common;
use JSON::Syck;
use POE qw( Component::Client::HTTP );
use URI;

our $APIBase = "http://www.lingr.com/api"

        return;
    }

    warn $response->content if $Debug;

    local $JSON::Syck::ImplicitUnicode = 1;
    my $data = JSON::Syck::Load($response->content);
    unless ($data->{status} eq 'ok'){
  

arp "Don't know method '$method'. Defaults to GET";
        "GET";
    };

    $args->{format} = 'json';

    if ($method =~ /^room\./ && $heap->{ticket}) {
        $args->{ticket} = $heap->{ticket};

e Peekshows API.  This method simply 
needs to return the name of the plugin format. ie: 'rest', 'json'

=item C<parse($content)>

The C<parse()> method is called upon completion of an API call and is

e Plagger::Plugin::Subscription::LivedoorReader;
use strict;
use base qw( Plagger::Plugin );

use JSON::Syck;
use URI;
use Plagger::Mechanize;
use Plagger::Util;

sub plugin_id {
    my $self = shift;

      return JSON::Syck::Load($self->{mech}->content);
    }

    return;
}

1;

__END__

=head1 NAME

Plagger::Plugin::Subscription::LivedoorReader - Synchronize livedoor Reader with JSON API

=head1

=head1 DESCRIPTION

This plugin allows you to synchronize your subscription using Livedoor
Reader JSON API.

=head1 CONFIGURATION

=over 4

=item username, password

Your username & password to use wi

 = WebService::SimpleAPI::Wikipedia->new({ quiet => 1 });
    my $json = $api->api({ keyword => 'Google', search => 1, output => 'json' });


=head1 DESCRIPTION

The content of Wikipedia concerning th

/../pugs -CPIL2-JSON -e ' say "hello" ' | ../../pugs pil2_tokenizer.pl

use v6-alpha;

# tokenizer

my $tokens =
    m:g:perl5 {(\"(?:\\\\|\\"|.)*?\"|[\:\,\=\{\(\[\}\)\]]|\w+)};

# JSON parser 
# outp

 are C<Pugs>, C<PIR>, C<GHC>, C<JS>, and various variants of PIL:
C<PIL1>, C<PIL1-Binary>, C<PIL1-JSON>, C<PIL1-Perl5> (and C<PIL2-...>).

Note that, as with C<-c>, C<BEGIN {...}> and C<CHECK {...}> b

=pod

PIL2-JSON Forth-like code emitter
by fglock

  ../../pugs -CPIL2-JSON -e ' say "hello "; say 1 + 1 ' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_forth.pl

  #! /usr/bin/forth
  : &*END ;
  "hello " &say
 

arator
}

# -- Main program
# this is the same for all languages

push @*INC, './';
require 'pil2_json_emit.pm';

# slurp stdin - xinming++ 
my $pil2 = ** $*IN.slurp;

my @b = tokenize( $pil2 );
# say

d

PIL2-JSON generic code emitter
by fglock

This is a non-runnable module - use 'pil2_json_emit_<language>.pl' instead

  ../../pugs -CPIL2-JSON -e ' say "hello" ' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_p

kenize ( $s ) {
    $s ~~ m:g:perl5 {(\"(?:\\\\|\\"|.)*?\"|[\:\,\=\{\(\[\}\)\]]|\w+)};   #" 
}

# JSON parser - creates an Array [of Array]* of Str

sub parse (@start, $token, @end, @_ is rw) {
    st

=pod

PIL2-JSON simple Perl 6 code emitter
by fglock

  ../../pugs -CPIL2-JSON -e ' say "hello" ' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_p6.pl

  use v6-alpha;
  &*END () {  }
  (&say("hello"));

Other exa

mples:

  ../../pugs -Cpil2-json -e ' my Int $x; ($x~"a")( "a",1,$x,$x+1); { say 1 } ' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_p6.pl

The code created by this example has syntax errors, but I'm not sure if 

ngs are
really forbidden in p6:

  ../../pugs -Cpil2-json -e 'my ($x,$y)=(1,2); sub infix:<aaa>($a,$b){$a+1} 1 aaa 2;' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_p6.pl

=cut

use v6-alpha;

# -- Language speci

=pod

PIL2-JSON Parrot-like code emitter
by fglock

  ../../pugs -CPIL2-JSON -e ' say "hello "; say 1 + 1 ' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_pir.pl

  #! /usr/bin/parrot
  ... TODO
  
=cut

use v6-al

arator
}

# -- Main program
# this is the same for all languages

push @*INC, './';
require 'pil2_json_emit.pm';

# slurp stdin - xinming++ 
my $pil2 = ** $*IN.slurp;

my @b = tokenize( $pil2 );
# say

# PIL2-JSON simple tokenizer, parser, and code emitter
# ../../pugs -CPIL2-JSON -e ' say "hello" ' | ../../pugs pil2_json_emit.pl

use v6-alpha;

# tokenizer

my $tokens =
    m:g:perl5 {(\"(?:\\\\|\\

"|.)*?\"|[\:\,\=\{\(\[\}\)\]]|\w+)};

# JSON parser 
# outputs a p6 tree = Hash of Array|Hash|Scalar ...

sub parse (@start, $token, @end, @_ is rw) {
    state %tok = (
        token => sub (@_ is rw

le $module.Instances ()
where
import $module
import Data.Yaml.Syck
import DrIFT.YAML
import DrIFT.JSON
import DrIFT.Perl5
import DrIFT.Perl6Class
import Control.Monad
import qualified Data.ByteString 

=pod

PIL2-JSON simple Perl 6 code emitter
by fglock

  ../../pugs -CPIL2-JSON -e ' say "hello" ' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_p6.pl

  use v6-alpha;
  &*END () {  }
  (&say("hello"));

Other exa

mples:

  ../../pugs -Cpil2-json -e ' my Int $x; ($x~"a")( "a",1,$x,$x+1); { say 1 } ' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_p6.pl

The code created by this example has syntax errors, but I'm not sure if 

ngs are
really forbidden in p6:

  ../../pugs -Cpil2-json -e 'my ($x,$y)=(1,2); sub infix:<aaa>($a,$b){$a+1} 1 aaa 2;' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_p6.pl

=cut

use v6-alpha;

# -- Language speci

=pod

PIL2-JSON Forth-like code emitter
by fglock

  ../../pugs -CPIL2-JSON -e ' say "hello "; say 1 + 1 ' | \
    ../../pugs pil2_json_emit_forth.pl

  #! /usr/bin/forth
  : &*END ;
  "hello " &say
 

arator
}

# -- Main program
# this is the same for all languages

push @*INC, './';
require 'pil2_json_emit.pm';

# slurp stdin - xinming++ 
my $pil2 = ** $*IN.slurp;

my @b = tokenize( $pil2 );
# say

 $res->is_error;
    $note = $self->_parse($res->content);
    1;
}

sub _parse {
    my ($self, $json) = @_;
    no warnings 'once';
    local *F = sub {};
    local *U = sub { $_[0] };
    local *B 

],
            created_on    => $_[5],
        });
    };
    local *S = sub { $_[3] };
    eval $json;
}

sub _uri_escape {
    my $val = shift;
    $val =~ s/\r?\n/<br>/g;
    URI::Escape::uri_escap

e warnings;
use strict;
use Kwiki::Plugin '-Base';
use mixin 'Kwiki::Installer';
use IO::All;
use JSON;
use Data::Dumper;
our $VERSION = '0.02';

const class_title => 'Table of Contents Print';
const 

 => $content,
	);
}

sub print_pages {
	my $page_name = CGI::param('page_name');
	my $structure = jsonToObj(io->catfile($self->plugin_base_directory,
		'toc', 'structure')->slurp);

	return $page_name