Using Data ObjectAPI results in invalid Character during parsing of object

[cycorax12]

I am using infura go-ipfs-http-client to get data for given path. I get data, but when unmarshalling json to Struct it fails with below error

panic: invalid character '\b' looking for beginning of value

Code:

//content := strings.NewReader("Infura IPFS - Getting started demo.")
    mypath := path.New("Qmb5zeyvU7ZpotLDzkUmSeMDA71MExp8eJyNeefGdoeA2x/2")
    reader, err := httpApi.Object().Data(context.Background(), mypath)
    if err != nil {
        fmt.Println(err)
        os.Exit(1)
    }
    var nftData NFTTraitData
    data, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(reader)

    err1 := json.Unmarshal([]byte(data), &nftData)
    if err1 != nil {
        panic(err1)
    }

Response received in "data" field

☻↕�♣{"name":"Obit #2","description":"AN 8-BIT OBITUARY OF FAMILY FIENDS\n\nThere are 7,132 Obits. We are all unique, restless souls of our own generation. Dead Ringers are the most coveted of the clan but ownership of any Obit will grant you access to exclusive launches, airdrops, and other surprising pleasures. Grave pleasures indeed.\n\nVisit the [Obits website](https://obitsnft.com) for more details.","background_color":"cccccc","image":"ipfs://QmPASmu4tqbgwuceqWtHbEZTrn24zsva1NDBxpfzEjVpQR/2.png","external_url":"https://obitsnft.com","attributes":[{"trait_type":"type","value":"Female"},{"trait_type":"Accessory","value":"Black Side"},{"trait_type":"Accessory","value":"Cigar"},{"trait_type":"Lived","value":"1999 - 2018"}]}↑�♣

Do we need to perform some decoding etc?

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[Stebalien]

It looks like you've stored a JSON file in IPFS as a file. You need to read it as a file with https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs-http-client#HttpApi.Unixfs.

Specifically, api.Unixfs().Get(ctx, path).