use Lumberjack; use Lumberjack::Message::JSON; my $message = Lumberjack::Message.new(message => 'this is a message'); $message does Lumberjack::Message::JSON; my $str ...

Once you've created a JSON Schema that describes a JSON document, you can use it both in Visual Studio -- to provide guidance when creating JSON documents -- and in your code to validate the messages ...

(Note: ZigJR 2.0 is under development. It will introduce some breaking changes. The main changes are for adding session based handling support and multi-thread support.) ZigJR is a lightweight Zig ...