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json
Contains constants and functions for handling JSON data. Substation relies on https://github.com/tidwall/gjson for reading JSON and https://github.com/tidwall/sjson for writing JSON; all features related to reading and writing from those projects are supported, refer to their documentation for further detail.
Documentation
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Index ¶
- Variables
- func DeepEquals(s1, s2 []byte) (bool, error)
- func Delete(json []byte, key string) (tmp []byte, err error)
- func Set(json []byte, key string, value interface{}) (tmp []byte, err error)
- func SetRaw(json []byte, key string, value interface{}) (tmp []byte, err error)
- func Valid(data interface{}) bool
- type Result
Constants ¶
This section is empty.
Variables ¶
var Types = map[gjson.Type]string{
0: "Null",
1: "Boolean",
2: "Number",
3: "String",
4: "Boolean",
5: "JSON",
}
Types maps gjson.Type to strings.
Functions ¶
func DeepEquals ¶
DeepEquals performs a deep equals comparison between two byte arrays.
func Set ¶
Set inserts values into JSON and operates under these conditions (in order):
- If the value is valid JSON (bytes, string, or Result), then it is inserted using SetRaw to properly insert it as nested JSON; this avoids encoding that would otherwise create invalid JSON (e.g. `{\"foo\":\"bar\"}`)
- If the value is bytes, then it is converted to a base64 encoded string (this is the behavior of the standard library's encoding/json package)
- If the value is Result, then it is converted to the underlying GJSON Value
- All other values are inserted as interfaces and are converted by SJSON to the proper format
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