@hackage jordan0.1.0.0

Jordan provides an abstract interface for converting to or from JSON. This interface can be used to construct various parsers and serilaizers. Because everything is kept abstract and inspectable, documentation can be automatically generated as well.

Jordan's built-in parsers and serializers include variants that do not construct intermediate datatypes, which can avoid some collision-based denial of service attacks that have effected other libraries. They should also be more efficient due to the need to avoid early conversion of types, although I have not measured this.

Jordan is somewhat experimental but well-tested.