JSON Brain

So you wanna make your Brain as easily as you want? Here’s JSONBrain, a way to create Brain using simple rules in a JSON file. So, let’s get started!

The rules are pretty simple: Create a simple JSON like this:

{
	"title":"My custom JSON",
	"version":0.0,
	"fileAuthor":"Mr. Robot",
	"copyright":"Public Domain",
	"steps":{}
}

I believe that everything except the steps are self-explanatory. The steps are the command instructions that you give to your program. They follow a strict rule represented by a simple "key" : "array_value" structure. A sample data goes like this:

{
"steps":{
	"code_1":[
		--instruction_1--
		--instruction_2--
	],
	"code_2":[
		--instruction_3--
		--instruction_4--
		--instruction_5--
	]
	
}
}

To understand the role of code and action, here’s a particular thing to understand regarding Empathy: it’s event driven. In this examples, the events are registered as “code_1” and “code_2”, and the instrutions to be launched at the respective events are kept as it’s array type. For example, You need to create a wave on beginning of a program. You might need to do this:

{
"steps":{
	"begin":[
		{"type":"create",create":"wave","frequency":0.2,"wavelength":0.4}
	]
}
}

To timeout your event , you need a "type"="goto" instruction.

{"type":"goto","stepID":"create_wave_1","in":0.5}

What this instruction does is, it executes action create_wave_1 in 0.5 seconds. If you want to modularize your code, you might want to create a lot of custom actions, and just create goto actions in your execution flow.

Now, here is the full list of JSON syntaxes.

So here we pretty much summed up how JSONBrain parses JSON files.