ruby-bson 1.9.2-1 / usr / share / doc / ruby-bson / examples / j2bson

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# encoding: UTF-8

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require 'bson'

# Note that, at the moment, this will not properly round-trip
# in all cases from the output generated by b2json.
require 'json/pure'  # broken with 'json/ext'

# Convert all JSON objects in an IO into BSON.
def print_j2bson(io)
  io.each_line do |line|
    jsonobj = JSON.parse(line, { :object_class => BSON::OrderedHash } )
    bsonobj = BSON.serialize(jsonobj)
    STDOUT << bsonobj.to_s
  end
end

# print usage
def usage()
    STDERR << <<END_OF_USAGE
usage:  j2bson [-h] [file1 [file2]]

   Converts a JSON file to BSON on STDOUT.
   You can pass multiple filenames.
   If no filenames are passed, then STDIN is consumed.

END_OF_USAGE
    exit
end

# no arg, use STDIN
# -h, print usage and exit
# otherwise loop of filenames
if ARGV.empty? then
    print_j2bson(STDIN)
    exit
elsif ARGV[0] == "-h" then
    usage()
else
    ARGV.each { |fname| print_j2bson(File.new(fname)) }
end