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TODO move this to the structs When JsonObject or JsonArray instances go out of scope, they write their respective closing brackets automatically (although they also have optional end() functions). This is convenient, but it means there is no explicit function call for returning potential io::Errors. These errors are stored internally so they don’t get lost, and the JsonWriter has a flush() function that returns such an error if it exists. The idiom is the same that e.g. the standard library’s BufRead uses.

Structs

JsonArray

A JsonArray is the API for writing a JSON array, i.e. a sequence of elements. The closing ] is written when the JsonArray instance goes out of scope, or when its end() function is called.

JsonObject

A JsonObject is the API for writing a JSON object, i.e. a sequence of key/value pairs. The closing } is written when the JsonObject instance goes out of scope, or when its end() function is called.

JsonReader

A JsonReader wraps a sequence of bytes, aggregating them into a sequence of JSON tokens. It is in essentially a tokenizer, adding some rudimentary convenience for JSON’s grammar.

JsonWriter

JsonWriter is the starting point for serializing JSON with this library. It is a thin wrapper around a [Write], adding some JSON specifics and also formatting.

Traits

BlockingRead

BlockingRead is the library’s abstraction for blocking read I/O.

BlockingWrite

BlockingWrite is the library’s abstraction for blocking write I/O.