Crate parse_rust_core 

Parse type system, JSON encoding and error codes. No I/O.

This crate is the bottom of the workspace: it depends on no other parse-rust crate and performs no I/O, so everything in it is directly testable without a server or a database.

The contract for the whole project is wire compatibility: an unmodified Parse SDK pointed at parse-rust must see the same bytes it sees from parse-server. That is why this crate carries an ECMAScript number formatter, an order-preserving map, and a hand-written equality predicate rather than the obvious Rust defaults for each. See the modules below, each of which states the upstream behavior it reproduces.

Citations of the form File.js:LINE refer to parse-server at pin ca75b1fe, recorded in PIN at the repository root. Read them with git -C ../parse-server show ca75b1fe:<path>.

Re-exports

pub use acl::Acl;

pub use acl::Permissions;

pub use acl::Principal;

pub use date::ParseDate;

pub use decode::classify;

pub use error::ErrorCode;

pub use error::ParseError;

pub use object_id::new_object_id;

pub use op::Op;

pub use value::deep_strict_eq;

pub use value::ParseMap;

pub use value::ParseValue;

Modules

acl

Parse ACLs, and the storage form they lower to.

date

Parse dates.

decode

classify: serde_json::Value to ParseValue.

error

Parse error codes.

js_number

ECMAScript Number::toString(x, 10), which is what JSON.stringify uses for numbers.

object_id

objectId generation.

op

Field operations: the {"__op":...} values a client sends instead of a literal.

value

The ParseValue model: every JSON value a client can send or receive in an object body.