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json-stream-handler

v0.1.0

Published

Streaming JSON parser with path-based triggers for progressive object extraction

Readme

json-stream-handler

Streaming JSON parser with path-based triggers for progressive object extraction.

中文文档

Motivation

LLM streaming outputs often embed JSON in markdown or natural language. Parsing the entire response before acting wastes time. json-stream-handler lets you define path-based triggers that fire as soon as matching values are parsed — no waiting for the full JSON.

Installation

npm install json-stream-handler

Quick Start

import { useJsonStream } from "json-stream-handler";

const parser = useJsonStream([
  {
    trigger: "products",
    onArrayItem: (item, index) => console.log(`Product ${index}:`, item),
    onObject: (arr) => console.log("All products:", arr),
  },
  {
    trigger: "user.name",
    onValue: (name) => console.log("User name:", name),
  },
  {
    trigger: "*",
    onObject: (root) => console.log("Root object:", root),
  },
]);

parser.feed('{"products": [{"id": "P001", "name": "Widget"}');
parser.feed(', {"id": "P002", "name": "Gadget"}], "user": {"name":');
parser.feed('"Alice"}}');

API

useJsonStream(triggers)

Returns { feed, reset, getBuffer, getJson }.

| Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | feed(chunk: string) | Feed raw text chunks. Parses incrementally, fires triggers on match. | | reset() | Reset parser state for reuse. | | getBuffer() | Get remaining unparsed buffer. | | getJson() | Get the fully parsed JSON object (only after complete root). |

PathTrigger

| Property | Type | Description | |----------|------|-------------| | trigger | string | Dot-separated path, e.g. "products", "user.name", "*" for root. Array index syntax "items[0]" is supported. | | onArrayItem | (item: any, index: number) => void | Fires for each element of a matched array. | | onObject | (obj: any) => void | Fires when a matched object/array is fully parsed. | | onValue | (value: any) => void | Fires when a matched scalar value (string, number, bool, null) is parsed. |

Special Trigger "*"

Matches the root-level JSON object or array. Fires exactly once. For root arrays, each element triggers onArrayItem.

Path Syntax

| Expression | Matches | |------------|---------| | "products" | Key products at any depth | | "user.name" | Nested path username | | "items[0]" | First element of items array | | "*" | Root object or array |

Demo

npm run demo

Opens a Svelte UI at http://localhost:5173 with 4 examples covering different trigger configurations.

Scripts

| Script | Description | |--------|-------------| | npm run build | Build ESM + CJS + types | | npm run dev | Watch mode build | | npm test | Run tests | | npm run test:watch | Watch mode tests | | npm run demo | Start demo UI |

License

MIT