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Overview ¶
Package json is the "json" host module. See std/encoding/register.go for why this and its eight siblings each get their own leaf package instead of living in std's flat root, and how this directory's Module reaches the rest of magus without std importing back down to collect it.
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Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var Module = std.Module{ Name: "json", WASM: true, Path: "encoding/json", Doc: "JSON encode/decode.", Methods: []std.Method{ { Name: "parse", Doc: "Decode a JSON string into a value (map, list, string, number, or boolean).", Args: []std.Arg{{Name: "s", Type: std.TypeString}}, Returns: []std.Ret{{Type: std.TypeAny}}, Raises: true, Impl: JSONParse, }, { Name: "stringify", Doc: "Encode a value as a JSON string. With no indent (or \"\") the output is compact; pass an indent string (e.g. \" \" or \"\\t\") for pretty, multi-line output.", Args: []std.Arg{ {Name: "value", Type: std.TypeAny}, {Name: "indent", Type: std.TypeString, Optional: true}, }, Returns: []std.Ret{{Type: std.TypeString}}, Raises: true, Impl: JSONStringify, }, }, }
Module is the "json" host module: JSON encode/decode for spells.
Functions ¶
func JSONParse ¶
JSONParse decodes a JSON string into a value (map, list, string, number, or boolean).
func JSONStringify ¶
JSONStringify encodes a value as a JSON string. An empty indent (the omitted-arg case - the binding layer passes "" rather than a missing value) yields compact output; any non-empty indent selects pretty, multi-line output with that string per nesting level. The two share one entry point because "compact" is just the no-indent case, so an author has a single call to learn.
Types ¶
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