Reading complicated format string with fscanf - c

Question

I have a kindof complicated file format:
{
"color": [
45,
200,
34
],
"docnum": 5183,
"form": "avoir",
"graph": "jdm.N.flat",
"id": 0,
"lang": "fr",
"neighbors": 17,
"pos": "N",
"pzero": true,
"rank": 1,
"score": 0.0028284271,
"type": 1
},
{
"color": [
45,
200,
34
],
"docnum": 22809,
"form": "argent",
"graph": "jdm.N.flat",
"id": 1,
"lang": "fr",
"neighbors": 65,
"pos": "N",
"pzero": false,
"rank": 2,
"score": 0.0028284271,
"type": 1
},
This kind of list goes on, for hundreds of entries. I would like to read in the variable numbers, and a string (docnum, form, id, neighbors, rank, score) so i created a format string for this kind of input:
main(){
FILE* in=fopen("fr.N.bien2","r");
int maxwords=100;
int maxstringlen=100;
char* nodes=malloc(sizeof(char)*maxstringlen*maxwords);
if(!nodes){printf("Nodes couldn't be allocated!\n");}
int i=0;
int* IDs=malloc(sizeof(int)*3*maxwords);
int docnum,nei,rank;
float score;
char* pzero;
while(fscanf(in," { \"color\": [ 45, 200, 34 ], \"docnum\": %i, \"form\": %s \"graph\": \"jdm.N.flat\", \"id\": %i , \"lang\": \"fr\", \"neighbors\": %i , \"pos\": \"N\", \"pzero\": false, \"rank\": %i , \"score\": %f , \"type\" :1 },",&docnum,&nodes[i],&IDs[i],&nei,pzero,&rank,&score))
{
printf("node:%s,ID=%i\n",&nodes[i],IDs[i]);
i++;
}
}
It looks complicated, but it seems to be working, because I get the first instance right. The output is:
>>node:"avoir",,ID=0
However, output stops at that, even though the format is exactly repeating in the file (as you can see in the sample).
Am I missing something important here?
Is there an easier way to read in this kind of data from such a file?

Answer 1

And this complicated format is JSON
As the comments suggest, look for a library instead (they can be found following the previous link) there's many libraries and for different languages as well.
In fact, your question might be already answered here