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> who met json<->moose mapping problem

The bidirectional mapping looks like you are interested in an "object serialization".

NB: Then the JSON structure will originally derive from serializing your OOP system. °

HTH narrowing your search! :)

e.g. MooseX::Storage came up after a quick search.

Cheers Rolf
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°) Your question was originally worded the other way round.

> OP > to create Moose-compatible object out of perl-hash that came from json parser.

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