I guess both methods are valid.
Method one could be useful if it makes sense to have a data attribute.
Although, if it makes sense to have a data attribute filled up with JSON, and
if the json is simple enough, then you can surely convert the json file to
"data-" element (for exemple, {"name" : "yo", "city" : "lo"} becomes 'data-name
= "yo" data-city = "lo"')
Also, if your concern is security (and also cleanliness of the code), you can
also encode the JSON in base64 to avoid people reading too easily the data of
the json file.
But methode 2 seem to make sense in most of the cases I can think of!
Plus it is far more simple ! :)
Cheers,
Florent
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