Trait Adapter

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pub trait Adapter: Sized {
    type Value;
    type Error;

    // Required methods
    fn from_mutation(mutation: Option<Mutation<Self::Value>>) -> Self;
    fn serialize_value<T: Serialize + ?Sized>(
        value: &T,
    ) -> Result<Self::Value, Self::Error>;
    fn get_mut<'a>(
        value: &'a mut Self::Value,
        segment: &PathSegment,
        allow_create: bool,
    ) -> Option<&'a mut Self::Value>;
    fn append(
        value: &mut Self::Value,
        append_value: Self::Value,
    ) -> Option<usize>;
    fn len(value: &Self::Value) -> Option<usize>;
    fn truncate(value: &mut Self::Value, truncate_len: usize) -> Option<usize>;

    // Provided method
    fn mutate(
        value: &mut Self::Value,
        mutation: Mutation<Self::Value>,
        path_stack: &mut Path<false>,
    ) -> Result<(), MutationError> { ... }
}

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Trait for adapting mutations to different serialization formats.

The Adapter trait provides an abstraction layer between the mutation detection system and the serialization format. This allows morphix to support multiple output formats while maintaining type safety.

§Type Parameters

Value: Type used to represent Replace and Append values.
Error: Error type for serialization / deserialization operations.

Required Associated Types§

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type Value

Type used to represent Replace and Append values.

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type Error

Error type for serialization / deserialization operations.

Required Methods§

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fn from_mutation(mutation: Option<Mutation<Self::Value>>) -> Self

Constructs the adapter from an optional mutation.

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fn serialize_value<T: Serialize + ?Sized>( value: &T, ) -> Result<Self::Value, Self::Error>

Serializes a value into the adapter’s Value type.

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fn get_mut<'a>( value: &'a mut Self::Value, segment: &PathSegment, allow_create: bool, ) -> Option<&'a mut Self::Value>

Gets a mutable reference to a nested value by path segment.

This method navigates into value using the provided segment and returns a mutable reference to the nested value if it exists.

§Parameters

value: The value to navigate into
segment: The path segment indicating which nested value to access
allow_create: If true and the segment refers to a non-existent key in an object / map, an empty value will be created at that location

§Returns

Some(value): A mutable reference to the nested value
None: If the operation is not supported on this value type, or if the segment refers to a non-existent location and allow_create is false

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fn append(value: &mut Self::Value, append_value: Self::Value) -> Option<usize>

Available on crate feature append only.

Appends a value to the end of another value.

This method performs an append operation similar to String::push_str or Extend::extend, merging append_value into the end of value.

§Parameters

value: The value to append to
append_value: The value to be appended

§Returns

Some(append_len): The length of the appended portion
None: If the operation is not supported (e.g., incompatible types between value and append_value, or value is not an appendable type)

§Note

For strings, the returned length represents the char count, not the byte length.

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fn len(value: &Self::Value) -> Option<usize>

Available on crate feature append only.

Returns the appendable length of a value.

This method returns the current length of a value that can be used with append operations.

§Returns

Some(len): The current length of the value
None: If the value is not an appendable type

§Note

For strings, the returned length represents the char count, not the byte length.

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fn truncate(value: &mut Self::Value, truncate_len: usize) -> Option<usize>

Available on crate feature truncate only.

Truncates a value by removing elements from the end.

This method removes up to truncate_len elements from the end of value.

§Parameters

value: The value to truncate
truncate_len: The number of elements to remove from the end

§Returns

Some(remaining): The remaining truncation length that could not be applied. Returns 0 if the full truncation was successful. If truncate_len exceeds the actual length, returns truncate_len - actual_len and clears the value.
None: If the operation is not supported on this value type