x.json2.decoder2 #

fn decode[T](val string) !T

decode decodes a JSON string into a specified type.

fn decode_array[T](src string) !T

decode_array is a generic function that decodes a JSON string into the array target type.

fn new_decoder[T](json string) !Decoder

new_decoder creates a new JSON decoder.

fn string_buffer_to_generic_number[T](result &T, data []u8)

string_buffer_to_generic_number converts a buffer of bytes (data) into a generic type T and stores the result in the provided result pointer. The function supports conversion to the following types:- Signed integers: i8, i16, i32, i64

• Unsigned integers: u8, u16, u32, u64
• Floating-point numbers: f32, f64

For signed integers, the function handles negative numbers by checking for a '-' character. For floating-point numbers, the function handles decimal points and adjusts the result accordingly.

If the type T is not supported, the function will panic with an appropriate error message.

Parameters:- data []u8: The buffer of bytes to be converted.

• result &T: A pointer to the variable where the converted result will be stored.

Note: This aims works with not new memory allocated data, to more efficient use vbytes before

enum ValueKind {
	unknown
	array
	object
	string_
	number
	boolean
	null
}

ValueKind represents the kind of a JSON value.