Using Racket to decode BUFR files from Deutscher Wetterdienst and produce JSON for consumption by other processes. ECMWF's eccodes also produces JSON but the JSON it produces is kind of ridiculous. Ridiculous as in starting a new array at each new element within an array, making the JSON completely unusable. Using my BUFR decoder in Racket and Racket's JSON tools, I can write JSON that makes sense to people and machines. I created a new BUFR decoder after looking at GEO::BUFR from Norway (written in Perl) and really liking that it works as a decoder. But I want to work in Racket and make use of Racket's tooling. Being able to compile a Racket program into a self-contained binary also helps a lot.
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