json

type Json ¶

type Json struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewJson(jsonString *string) *Json

func NewJsonFromFile(path string) *Json

func (r *Json) Load(target interface{}) error

func (r *Json) ToDataValue() (*data.DataValue, error)

type JsonDeserializableIfc ¶

type JsonDeserializableIfc interface {
	FromJson(jsonString *string) error
}

type JsonIfc ¶

type JsonIfc interface {
	Load(target interface{}) error
	ToDataValue() (*data.DataValue, error)
}

type JsonSerializableIfc ¶

type JsonSerializableIfc interface {
	ToJson() (*string, error)
}

Our own take on JsonSerializable.

Note that this is a weak substitute/attempt to "normalize" JSON support for our own library when we have these available from Go built-in packages:

MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error) // Equivalent of JsonSerializableIfc UnmarshalJSON(value []byte) error // Equivalent of JsonDeserializableIfc

The only difference, really, is []byte vs *string. If we want to seriously support reorienting around strings, then we probably need to support some sort of reflection/deep recursion mechanism that will traverse the structures received properly as with Un|MarshallJSON