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@ikitommi in cheshire there's strict and not strict decode. is there any distinction like that in jsonista?
@vale no, there is not a lazy parse available. But people have asked for it, would be easy to add.
don't think there is. It would require a new top-level fn, which would inspect if the top-level form is an array (using jackson-core/streamong stuff), if it is, just return a lazy seq of elements parsed eagerly with the object-mapper.