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  - Pengines: Web Logic Programming Made Easy
    - Pengine libraries
      - library(term_to_json)
        
        term_to_json/3
        
        term_to_json/2

Availability::- use_module(library(term_to_json)).(can be autoloaded)

Source

[det]term_to_json(+Term, +Bindings, -JsonTerm)

[det]term_to_json(+Term, -JsonTerm)

Convert any general Prolog term into a JSON term. Prolog lists are treated in a special way. Also, JSON terms are not converted. Mapping:

Variable: {"type":"var", "name":<string>}
Atom: {"type":"atom", "value":<string>}
Integer: {"type":"integer", "value":<integer>}
Float: {"type":"float", "value":<float>}
List: JSON array
Dict: a JSON object. Values are processed recursively. (the tag is ignored)
json([Key=Value, ...]): a JSON object Values are processed recursively.
compound: {"type":"compound", "functor":<string>, "args":<array>}

Bindings

is a list of Name=Var terms for variables that get their name from the environment.