Here's an example based on Mojo::JSON to get you started. Since I don't have access to the API you're using I've saved the example JSON to a file and slurped it in. You can use this as the guts of a program and simply chain the whole thing from a Mojo::UserAgent call to the API (e.g. $ua->get( .... )->result->json..), that way you don't need to worry about all the file reading business. Consider this an imperfect starting point:

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use feature 'say';
use Mojo::File qw(path);
use Mojo::JSON qw(decode_json);

# Path to your JSON file
my $file = path('yay_sports.json');

# Slurp and decode JSON
my $json = decode_json( $file->slurp );

# Loop through each match
for my $match ( @{$json->{response}} ){

    # match status
    my $status   = $match->{fixture}{status}{long};
    
    # team names
    my $home     = $match->{teams}{home}{name};
    my $away     = $match->{teams}{away}{name};

    # half time
    my $ht_home  = $match->{score}{halftime}{home} // 'N/A';
    my $ht_away  = $match->{score}{halftime}{away} // 'N/A';

    # full time
    my $ft_home  = $match->{score}{fulltime}{home} // 'N/A';
    my $ft_away  = $match->{score}{fulltime}{away} // 'N/A';

    # output, may want to consider not printing if things haven't
    # happend yet, where FT shows N/A for example
    say "Match: $home vs $away";
    say "Status: $status";
    say "Halftime Score: $home $ht_home - $ht_away $away";
    say "Fulltime Score: $home $ft_home - $ft_away $away";
    say "-" x 40;
}

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Output:

Match: Sortland vs B�rum
Status: First Half
Halftime Score: Sortland 0 - 0 B�rum 
Fulltime Score: Sortland N/A - N/A B�rum
----------------------------------------
Match: Gal�cia U20 vs Jacuipense U20
Status: Halftime
Halftime Score: Gal�cia U20 1 - 2 Jacuipense U20
Fulltime Score: Gal�cia U20 N/A - N/A Jacuipense U20
----------------------------------------

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There are some obvious issues I'm sure can see from the output, I'll leave them for you to address. Consider not jumping around from different sets of modules/frameworks if you don't have to. Mojolicious is very powerful, self contained and has everything you need to request and serve this content in a sane modern way.

In reply to Re: parse json by marto
in thread parse json by joyfedl

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