I just finished a drafted file specification, JData, to store/interchange scientific data using JSON and UBJSON constructs. The current draft of this specification is located at
The binary format of JData is based on a slightly modified UBJSON. I cited Draft 12 in the binary grammar section, but I want to make sure it is still the "canonical" version that has the widest supported.
The minor modification is the extension of optimized array header to support N-D array, which I proposed back in 2013 (implemented in my jsonlab toolbox but not adopted upstream)
I just finished a drafted file specification, JData, to store/interchange scientific data using JSON and UBJSON constructs. The current draft of this specification is located at
https://github.com/fangq/jdata/blob/master/JData_specification.md
The binary format of JData is based on a slightly modified UBJSON. I cited Draft 12 in the binary grammar section, but I want to make sure it is still the "canonical" version that has the widest supported.
The minor modification is the extension of optimized array header to support N-D array, which I proposed back in 2013 (implemented in my jsonlab toolbox but not adopted upstream)
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/universal-binary-json/tgMCEbOmhes
If you are interested in this proposal, feel free to check out this mailing list post.