using UnityEngine;
using System;
using System.IO;

// look up JsonUtility in the Unity api if this bit confuses you
[Serializable]
public class AttackInfo
{
  public float damage;
  public float reload;
}

// . . .

public void SomeGameFunction()
{
  // gets the pyro kid json string
  string pyroKidJson = JsonHelper.GetJsonObject(File.ReadAllText(jsonFilePath), "pyroKid");
  
  // gets pyro kid's attack component
  string pyroAttackJson = JsonHelper.GetJsonObject(pyroKidJson, "attack");
  
  // and then we get our attack component as an object!
  AttackInfo info = JsonUtility.FromJson<AttackInfo>(pryoAttackJson);
  // doing things piece-wise like this is kinda like navigating through the json file
  // I may add a better way of doing this in the future, ex GetJsonObjectFromPath(jsonStr, "pyroKid/attack")
  
  //alternatively, if we want all the attack components
  List<AttackInfo> attackInfos = new List<AttackInfo>();
  
  //gets array of json string objects
  string[] allAttackJsons = JsonHelper.GetJsonObjects(File.ReadAllText(jsonFilePath), "attack");
  
  foreach (string jsonObj in allAttackJsons)
  {
    attackInfos.Add(JsonUtility.FromJson<AttackInfo>(jsonObj));
  }
  // and now we have a list of all attack components in the json file!
  // Not very useful in this hypothetical example,
  // but useful in other situations like loading save data
}