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Projects Using JsonCpp
Jordan Bayles edited this page May 5, 2026
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jsoncpp is available in many package managers and distributions:
- MinGW-w64: pre-compiled package available.
- Debian: libjsoncpp-dev
- Ubuntu: libjsoncpp-dev
- Cinder includes jsoncpp.
- HackerRank makes jsoncpp available in its C++ environment.
- Chromium includes jsoncpp. It uses the latest version of the library for limited use cases, such as supporting the Open Screen library.
JsonCpp is built primarily for reliability, comment preservation, and broad compatibility rather than pure efficiency, but it performs reasonably well.
If you need maximum speed or modern C++ paradigms, consider these excellent alternatives:
- nlohmann/json: A modern C++ JSON library with a highly intuitive, STL-like API.
- simdjson: An incredibly fast JSON parser that utilizes SIMD instructions to parse gigabytes of JSON per second.
- gason: A lightweight and very fast JSON parser for C++.