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§Nestac
(short for (ne)sted (st)ructure (ac)cess) is library to access nested structures using path-like string format.
If you work with Python you’re probably familiar with glom and that is where the ideia came from.
The necessity to make an implementation in Rust comes from a project initially developed in Python that had to loop through of .json files to update their properties using glom.
Once we start increase the workload to 1k+ inputs the Python script started to present performance issues. That lead to the decision of rewrite the application using Rust but it would still need to support the path strings to make the property updates like.
So here we are.
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pub use json::read as json_read;pub use json::read as json_read;pub use json::update as json_update;pub use json::update as json_update;pub use toml::get_paths as toml_get_paths;pub use toml::read as toml_read;pub use toml::read as toml_read;pub use toml::update as toml_update;pub use toml::update as toml_update;