How to obtain JSONLab

1. Download the latest release
1.1. Download the latest version from Github
2. Software License

1. Download the latest release

Download JSONLab 2.0, codename: Magnus Prime (Released on Jun. 15, 2020)

Download previous releases

  • JSONLab 1.9.8, codenamed Magnus beta, Released on Oct. 24, 2019
  • JSONLab 1.9, codenamed Nominus - final, Released on May 6, 2019
  • JSONLab 1.5, codenamed Nominus - final, Released on Jul. 12, 2018
  • JSONLab 1.5, codenamed Nominus - alpha, Released on Jan. 2, 2017
  • JSONLab 1.2, codenamed Optimus - Update 2, Released on December 30, 2015
  • JSONLab 1.1, codenamed Optimus - Update 1, Released on June 5, 2015
  • JSONLab 1.0, codenamed Optimus - Final, Released on Jan. 2, 2015
  • JSONLab 1.0 RC2, codenamed Optimus - Release Candidate 2, Released on Nov. 23, 2014
  • JSONLab 1.0 RC1, codenamed Optimus - Release Candidate 1, Released on Sep. 17, 2014
  • JSONLab 1.0.0 beta, codenamed Optimus - beta, Released on Feb. 2, 2014
  • JSONLab 0.9.9, codenamed Optimus - alpha, Released on August 24, 2013
  • JSONLab 0.9.1, codenamed Rodimus - Update 1, Released on December 18, 2012
  • JSONLab 0.9.0, codenamed Rodimus, Released on June 20, 2012
  • JSONLab 0.8.1, codenamed Sentinel, update 1, Released on Mar 5, 2012
  • JSONLab 0.8.0, codenamed Sentinel, Released on Jan 13, 2012
  • JSONLab 0.5.1, codenamed Nexus, Released on Oct 21, 2011

1.1. Download the latest version from Github

You can download the latest version of JSONLab using the following github repository:

 https://github.com/fangq/jsonlab

you may clone this JSONLab git repo using

 git clone https://github.com/fangq/jsonlab.git jsonlab

or add it as a submodule by

 git submodule add https://github.com/fangq/jsonlab.git jsonlab

under your git project working folder.

2. Software License

By downloading the JSONLab library, we assume you accept one of the designated licenses of JSONLab.

JSONLab is licensed under the 2-clause BSD license, and thus is highly permissible for being used in free and commercial software. If you compile or link (BSD-licensed) JSONLab library into your software, you are not required to open-source the source code of other related modules (unless you choose to). All you need to do is to acknowledge you used JSONLab in your software and duplicate the author's copyright and license disclaimer.

JSONLab is also dual-licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 3. GPLv3 requires the derived software to be open-sourced and gives authors more protection. If you choose to derive JSONLab to incorporate your own changes, you must select which branch (or license) of JSONLab you are deriving from. Once derived as GPLv3, the future changes must be released under GPLv3 only. Please be aware that rewriting JSONLab algorithms in a different language is generally considered a derived work unless the JSONLab library is treated as a black-box in the process.

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