Excelption #1

Hi I keep getting and error when I parse data in the following format, sadly this comes from a 3rd party API so I cant change it

{
  "Success": true,
  "Status": "Ok",
  "Data": [
    {
      "timeLive": "43",
      "halfTimeScore": "0 - 0",
      "fullTimeScore": null,
      "firstTeamToScore": null,
      "homeTeamInfo": {
        "homeTeam": "Indonesia",
        "homeGoals": "0",
        "homeGoalsHalfTime": "0",
        "homeCorners": "0",
        "homeYellowCards": "0",
        "homeRedCards": "0",
        "homeShotsOnTarget": "0",
        "homeShotsOffTarget": "0",
        "homeAttacks": "0",
        "homeDangerousAttack": "0",
        "homePossession": "0",
        "homeFouls": 0,
        "avgGoalsHome": null,
        "teamID": "44CB1",
        "homeTeamForm": null

I dont think it likes the structure with the DATA at the top but im unsure how I can get round it

The error is
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'JSONStreamException' with message 'unexpected token at offset 0:

Hi. It's interesting that you've found this repo :)

I suspect you copy-pasted the example with enterArray() at the upper level, which is incorrect for objects. Call enterObject() to enter the top-level object, like:

<?php

require_once './JSONStream.php';

$fp = fopen('test.json', 'r');
$json = new JSONStream(function() use($fp) { return fread($fp, 262144); });
$json->enterObject();
while ($json->readValue($k))
{
    $json->readValue($v);
    var_dump([$k, $v]);
}
$json->exitObject();
fclose($fp);

You'll probably want to make multiple enterXXX() calls. For example, call enterArray() in the above example when $k is equal to "Data"...