Struct Value 

pub struct Value<'bytes, 'parent, B: BytesLike<'bytes>, S: Stack> { /* private fields */ }

A JSON value.

Implementations

impl<'bytes, 'parent, B: BytesLike<'bytes>, S: Stack> Value<'bytes, 'parent, B, S>

pub fn is_object(&self) -> Result<bool, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Check if the current item is an object.

pub fn fields( self, ) -> Result<FieldIterator<'bytes, 'parent, B, S>, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Iterate over the fields within this object.

If a field is present multiple times, this will yield each instance.

pub fn is_array(&self) -> Result<bool, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Check if the current item is an array.

pub fn iterate( self, ) -> Result<ArrayIterator<'bytes, 'parent, B, S>, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Iterate over all items within this container.

pub fn is_str(&self) -> Result<bool, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Check if the current item is a string.

pub fn to_str(self) -> Result<String<'bytes, B>, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Get the current item as a ‘string’ (represented as a B).

This will NOT unescape the string in any way, returning a view of the bytes underlying the serialization. If you want the actual string represented, please pass this to UnescapeString which will yield an iterator for the serialized chars.

pub fn as_i64(&self) -> Result<i64, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Get the current item as an i64.

This uses the definition of a number defined in RFC 8259, then constrains it to having no fractional, exponent parts. Then, it’s yielded if it’s representable within an i64.

This is exact. It does not go through f64 and does not experience its approximations.

pub fn as_f64(&self) -> Result<f64, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Get the current item as an f64.

pub fn as_bool(&self) -> Result<bool, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Get the current item as a bool.

pub fn is_null(&self) -> Result<bool, JsonError<'bytes, B, S>>

Check if the current item is null.

Trait Implementations

impl<'bytes, 'parent, B: BytesLike<'bytes>, S: Stack> Drop for Value<'bytes, 'parent, B, S>

fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type.