bool

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1.30.4                                            Jun 08, 2025                            BSON_INIT_FROM_JSON(3)

       If  there  are multiple comma-separated JSONs in data, the keys from all JSONs are merged in the returned
       BSON.  For example, {"a":1},{"b":2} is parsed as {"a":1,"b":2}.

       If the first character encountered after the last valid JSON object is {, all  following  characters  are
       ignored and no error is set.  Otherwise, an error will be set and NULL returned.

       This deprecated behavior is subject to change in a future release.

       The bson_init_from_json() function will initialize a new bson_t by parsing the JSON found in data. Only a
       single JSON object may exist in data or an error will be set and false returned.

       data should be in MongoDBExtendedJSON format.

       Errors are propagated via the error parameter.

       • bson: Pointer to an uninitialized bson_t.

       • data: A UTF-8 encoded string containing valid JSON.

       • len: The length of data in bytes excluding a trailing \0 or -1 to determine the length with strlen().

       • error: An optional location for a bson_error_t.

       Returns  true if valid JSON was parsed, otherwise false and error is set. On success, bson is initialized
       and must be freed with bson_destroy(), otherwise bson is invalid.

          bool
          bson_init_from_json (bson_t *bson,
                               const char *data,
                               ssize_t len,
                               bson_error_t *error);