Results for “Std.Json.Decode”

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• Std.Json.Decode

  A type that reads itself from JSON.

  trait · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decodeStr -> Result[Std.Json.Json, Std.Json.JsonError]

  A value read from text, or what stopped the reader.

  fn · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Array[A], Std.Json.DecodeError] where A: Std.Json.Decode

  The value the JSON describes, or why it describes none.

  fn (Array) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Bool, Std.Json.DecodeError]

  The value the JSON describes, or why it describes none.

  fn (Bool) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Decimal, Std.Json.DecodeError]

  The value the JSON describes, or why it describes none.

  fn (Decimal) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Float64, Std.Json.DecodeError]

  The value the JSON describes, or why it describes none.

  fn (Float64) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Int, Std.Json.DecodeError]

  The value the JSON describes, or why it describes none.

  fn (Int) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Std.Json.Json, Std.Json.DecodeError]

  Any JSON reads as itself, null included.

  fn (Json) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Option[A], Std.Json.DecodeError] where A: Std.Json.Decode

  null is the absent value; anything else must decode as the content.

  fn (Option) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Str, Std.Json.DecodeError]

  The value the JSON describes, or why it describes none.

  fn (Str) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.decode&Std.Json.Json -> Result[Self, Std.Json.DecodeError]

  The value the JSON describes, or why it describes none.

  fn (trait Decode) · Std.Json
• Std.Json.explainDecode&Std.Json.DecodeError -> Str

  The problem as text for a person: the path, then what was wanted there.

  fn · Std.Json