Module simd_json::value

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simd-json JSON-DOM value

Re-exports

  • pub use self::borrowed::to_value as to_borrowed_value;
  • pub use self::borrowed::to_value_with_buffers as to_borrowed_value_with_buffers;
  • pub use self::borrowed::Value as BorrowedValue;
  • pub use self::owned::to_value as to_owned_value;
  • pub use self::owned::to_value_with_buffers as to_owned_value_with_buffers;
  • pub use self::owned::Value as OwnedValue;

Modules

  • borrowed
    This module holds the two dom implementations we use. We distinguish between owned and borrowed. The difference being is that the borrowed value will use &str as its string type, referencing the input, while owned will allocate a new String for each value.
  • generator
    Traits for serializing JSON
  • owned
    Owned, lifetimeless version of the value for times when lifetimes are to be avoided
  • prelude
    Prelude for traits
  • tape
    Tape implementation

Structs

Enums

Traits

  • Array
    Functions guaranteed for any array object
  • Builder
    Support of builder methods for traits.
  • Mutable
    Mutatability for values
  • Object
    A JSON Object
  • Value
    The Value exposes common interface for values, this allows using both BorrowedValue and OwnedValue nearly interchangable
  • ValueAccess
    Trait to allow accessing data inside a Value
  • ValueInto
    A trait that specifies how to turn the Value into it’s sub types
  • Writable
    A Value that can be serialized and written

Functions

  • deserialize
    Parses a slice of bytes into a Value dom. This function will rewrite the slice to de-escape strings. As we reference parts of the input slice the resulting dom has the same lifetime as the slice it was created from.

Type Aliases