README
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Examples
Runnable programs that show the main orderedobject usage paths.
Run them from the repository root:
go run ./examples/basic
go run ./examples/json
go run ./examples/map
go run ./examples/type
go run ./examples/nested
go run ./examples/array
go run ./examples/error
| Example | Demonstrates |
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basic |
Creating, updating, deleting, iterating, and cloning ordered objects. |
json |
Encoding and decoding JSON while preserving top-level member order. |
map |
Bridging to and from map[string]V when order is not required. |
type |
Using concrete generic value types. |
nested |
Nesting ordered objects for structured JSON output. |
array |
Encoding slices of ordered objects. |
error |
Handling missing keys, type assertions, and JSON decode errors. |
Directories
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Package main demonstrates slices of ordered objects.
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Package main demonstrates slices of ordered objects. |
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Package main demonstrates basic orderedobject operations.
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Package main demonstrates basic orderedobject operations. |
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Package main demonstrates orderedobject error handling.
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Package main demonstrates orderedobject error handling. |
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Package main demonstrates JSON encoding and decoding with orderedobject.
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Package main demonstrates JSON encoding and decoding with orderedobject. |
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Package main demonstrates map conversion with orderedobject.
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Package main demonstrates map conversion with orderedobject. |
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Package main demonstrates nested ordered objects.
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Package main demonstrates nested ordered objects. |
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Package main demonstrates concrete value types with orderedobject.
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Package main demonstrates concrete value types with orderedobject. |
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