Struct nyoom_json::Serializer

#[repr(transparent)]
pub struct Serializer<S: JsonBuffer> { /* private fields */ }

A general JSON serializer, over a mutable buffer of some sort.

Examples

use nyoom_json::Serializer;

let mut out = String::new();
let mut ser = Serializer::create(&mut out);

let mut obj = ser.object();
obj.field("kind", "cat");
obj.field("has_been_fed", false);
obj.field("meow_decibels", 45);
obj.end();

let mut arr = ser.array();
arr.add("friends");
arr.add("romans");
arr.add("countrymen");
arr.end();

ser.end();

Implementations

impl<'a> Serializer<StringBuffer<'a>>

pub fn create(buf: &'a mut String) -> Serializer<StringBuffer<'a>>

Creates a serializer over a mutable string reference.

impl<S: JsonBuffer> Serializer<S>

pub fn new(buf: S) -> Serializer<S>

pub fn write(&mut self, val: impl WriteToJson<S>)

Writes out a single primitive JSON value.

Examples

use nyoom_json::Serializer;

let mut out = String::new();
let mut ser = Serializer::create(&mut out);
ser.write(3);

pub fn array(&mut self) -> ArrayWriter<&mut S>

Starts serialization of an array.

Examples

use nyoom_json::Serializer;

let mut out = String::new();
let mut ser = Serializer::create(&mut out);

let mut arr = ser.array();
arr.add("friends");
arr.add("romans");
arr.add("countrymen");
arr.end();

pub fn object(&mut self) -> ObjectWriter<&mut S>

Starts serialization of an object.

Examples

use nyoom_json::Serializer;

let mut out = String::new();
let mut ser = Serializer::create(&mut out);

let mut obj = ser.object();
obj.field("kind", "cat");
obj.field("has_been_fed", false);
obj.field("meow_decibels", 45);
obj.end();

pub fn end(self) -> S

Ends the serializer.