pub enum Value {
Null,
Bool(bool),
Int(i64),
Float(f64),
String(String),
Bytes(Vec<u8>),
List(Vec<Value>),
Map(BTreeMap<String, Value>),
}Variants§
Null
Bool(bool)
Int(i64)
Float(f64)
String(String)
Bytes(Vec<u8>)
List(Vec<Value>)
Map(BTreeMap<String, Value>)
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Source§impl Value
impl Value
Sourcepub fn to_plain_json(&self) -> Value
pub fn to_plain_json(&self) -> Value
Convert to the plain, untagged JSON shape used for a schema
Json column’s on-disk representation (cratestack#162): an empty
map becomes {}, a list becomes [...], Value::Null becomes
null — never Value’s own derived, externally-tagged wire
format ({"Map": {}}), which stays reserved for the typed/wire
contexts that need the exact variant back (auth claims, audit
payloads, RPC error details).
Value::Bytes has no native JSON representation, so it is
base64-encoded into a JSON string. That direction is lossy on the
way back: Value::from_plain_json has no way to tell a
base64-looking string from an ordinary one, so it always decodes
JSON strings as Value::String. Callers that need Bytes to
round-trip losslessly should use a Bytes column, not Json.
Sourcepub fn from_plain_json(json: Value) -> Value
pub fn from_plain_json(json: Value) -> Value
Inverse of Value::to_plain_json: parse a plain JSON value —
cratestack’s own past writes, legacy rows, or data written by any
other JSON producer — into a Value. Every JSON number that fits
in an i64 decodes as Value::Int; everything else numeric
decodes as Value::Float. Never produces Value::Bytes — see
the round-trip caveat on Value::to_plain_json.
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Default is required by every generated model struct since #51
(column projection): non-selected fields hold T::default() so the
returned Projection<T> is constructable without re-fetching.
Value::Null is the natural identity — JSON columns surfacing as
cratestack::Value default to “no payload” until the next read.
impl Default for Value
Default is required by every generated model struct since #51
(column projection): non-selected fields hold T::default() so the
returned Projection<T> is constructable without re-fetching.
Value::Null is the natural identity — JSON columns surfacing as
cratestack::Value default to “no payload” until the next read.
Source§impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for Value
impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for Value
Source§fn deserialize<__D>(
__deserializer: __D,
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impl IntoSqlValue for Value
fn into_sql_value(self) -> SqlValue
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impl Serialize for Value
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__serializer: __S,
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impl RefUnwindSafe for Value
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impl UnsafeUnpin for Value
impl UnwindSafe for Value
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