gjson

type Cell ¶

type Cell struct {
	Data string
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type Column ¶

type Column struct {
	Cells []Cell
}

type JifTimestamp ¶

type JifTimestamp time.Time

Json index friendly timestamp. Why choose format time as nanosecond int64, but not human readable string? time.RFC3339Nano is the only format which can format time with nanosecond accuracy, but it has timezone information in it, when you need create unique index for timestamp in json/jsonb database, same epoch timestamps in different timezone may be considered as different string/index.

func (t JifTimestamp) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error)

type JsonValue ¶

type JsonValue gjson.Result

func Get(json, path string) JsonValue

func (v JsonValue) Bool() bool

func (v JsonValue) Exists() bool

func (v JsonValue) Float() float64

func (v JsonValue) Int64() int64

func (v JsonValue) String() string

func (v JsonValue) Time() time.Time

type Row ¶

type Row []string

type Table ¶

type Table struct {
	Rows []Row
}

func NewTableFromExcel(filename string) (*Table, error)

func NewTableFromString(json string) (*Table, error)

func (d *Table) AddColumn(afterColumnIndex int, newColumn Column) error

func (d *Table) AddRow(afterRowIndex int, newRow Row) error

func (d *Table) GetColumn(columnIndex int) (Column, error)

func (d *Table) GetColumnsCount() (int, error)

func (d *Table) GetRow(rowIndex int) (Row, error)

func (d *Table) GetRowsCount() (int, error)

func (d *Table) RemoveColumn(columnIndex int) error