jsonParse.cs

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using System.IO;

public class jsonParse : MonoBehaviour {

    //Variables.\\

    string path;
    string jsonString;

    //Run on first frame.\\

    void Start ()
    {
        //Gives path the path of "streamingAssets/Creature.json".\\

        path = Application.streamingAssetsPath + "/Creature.json";


        //Reads all of the text within the json file then closes it.\\

        jsonString = File.ReadAllText (path);

        //Create a creature named Akoi.\\

        Creature Akoi = JsonUtility.FromJson<Creature> (jsonString);

        //Acess different variables through creature for debugging/testing purposes.\\

        //If Json file is parsed correctly this will read out Akoi in your console.\\

        Debug.Log (Akoi.Name);

        //If Json file is parsed correctly this will read out 7 in your console.\\

        Debug.Log (Akoi.Level);

        //If Json file is parsed correctly this will read out 4,7 in your console.\\

        Debug.Log (Akoi.Stats);

    }
}


//Creates a new class within this script, this can be done through a seperate script if need be. However for the purpose of this we will just do it this way.\\
[System.Serializable]
public class Creature
{
    //Use variables rather than properties as variables are the only thing supported by Unity currently.\\

    public string Name;
    public int Level;
    public int[] Stats;
}