There are many methods for data format conversion, please refer to the API documentation: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/gogf/gf/v2/encoding/gjson

    It is important to note that there are some Must* conversion methods which ensure conversion to the specified data format, otherwise a panic occurs.

    Let’s look at an example to illustrate.

    1. data :=
    2.     `{
    3.     "users" : {
    4.         "count" : 1,
    5.         "array" : ["John", "Ming"]
    6.     }
    7. }`
    8. if j, err := gjson.DecodeToJson(data); err != nil {
    9.     panic(err)
    10. } else {
    11.     fmt.Println("JSON:")
    12.     fmt.Println(j.MustToJsonString())
    13.     fmt.Println("======================")
    15.     fmt.Println("XML:")
    16.     fmt.Println(j.MustToXmlString())
    17.     fmt.Println("======================")
    19.     fmt.Println("YAML:")
    20.     fmt.Println(j.MustToYamlString())
    21.     fmt.Println("======================")
    23.     fmt.Println("TOML:")
    24.     fmt.Println(j.MustToTomlString())
    25. }
    27. // Output:
    28. // JSON:
    29. // {"users":{"array":["John","Ming"],"count":1}}
    30. // ======================
    31. // XML:
    32. // <users><array>John</array><array>Ming</array><count>1</count></users>
    33. // ======================
    34. // YAML:
    35. // users:
    36. //     array:
    37. //       - John
    38. //       - Ming
    39. //     count: 1
    40. //
    41. // ======================
    42. // TOML:
    43. // [users]
    44. //   array = ["John", "Ming"]
    45. //   count = 1.0

    gjson supports converting JSON to other common data formats, currently supporting mutual conversion among: JSON, XML, INI, YAML/YML, TOML, PROPERTIES, and Struct data formats.