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innadako/hijson (press backspace or delete to remove)Right now we re using Std.parseInt for parsing integers, but that function is too permissive, because Std.parseInt( 5.2
) will produce 5 and that s not what we want.
nadako
- Opened on Jul 9, 2019
- #9
In addition to #2 we need some standard consumers for:
- [x] String
- [x] Int
- [x] Float
- [x] haxe.Int64
- [x] Bool
- [x] Array (using child consumers for elements)
- [x] DynamicAccess ...
nadako
- 2
- Opened on Jul 4, 2019
- #8
Add travix to test the library on all Haxe targets. It s pure Haxe so it should work, although some targets like C# have
issues with type parameters, so let s see.
nadako
- Opened on Jul 4, 2019
- #7
Similar to tink_json/json2object we can have some standard macro-powered Consumer builders.
This needs some design and will be opinionated, but still very useful.
nadako
- 1
- Opened on Jul 3, 2019
- #4
Need a nice way to throw errors from consumers and display their position in the JSON.
Maybe also provide an offset to line:character converter/formatter.
nadako
- 1
- Opened on Jul 3, 2019
- #3
Base class for consumers that throws Unexpected thing in every method. Children can then override one or more of the
methods to add actual processing.
nadako
- Opened on Jul 3, 2019
- #2
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