//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Code support required for serialization.
class JSONExample
{
public:
    // to be JSON'ised
    std::string text;
public:
    // each class requires a public serialize function
    void serialize(JSON::Adapter& adapter)
    {
        // this pattern is required 
        JSON::Class root(adapter,"JSONExample");
        // this is the last member variable we serialize so use the _T variant
        JSON_T(adapter,text);
    }
};

// demonstrate how to first produce and then consume JSON strings
int main(int argc,char* argv[])
{
    // try/catch omitted for brevity
    // The JSON enabled class as above
    JSONExample source;
    source.text = "Hello JSON World";
    // create JSON from a producer
    std::string json = JSON::producer<JSONExample>::convert(source);
    // and then create a new instance from a consumer ...
    JSONExample sink = JSON::consumer<JSONExample>::convert(json);
    // we are done ...
}

{"JSONExample":{"text":"Hello JSON World"}}