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auto j3 = json::parse(respone.c_str());
if (j3.is_boolean()) // crashing without this check
g_Player[index].bVACBanned = j3.at("VACBanned").get<bool>();
for some reason it doesn't work
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I've not used that parser before, just read its
readme.md
. It appears that both of these methods work:
bool b1 = j3.at("players")[0].at("VACBanned");
bool b2 = j3["players"][0]["CommunityBanned"];
Your JSON has one root node players that is an array; its first element is accessible by [0]; from that point you can access all parsed elements.
Add error checking per your tolerance level :)
P.S. This is just a syntax demo; I assume that OP can get the size of parsed array and iterate through it to get details on each player.
Also, to answer your "for some reason it doesn't work":
g_Player[index].bVACBanned = j3.at("VACBanned").get<bool>();
j3 doesn't have an element "VACBanned", so at("VACBanned") likely returns nullptr that you dereferenced.
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