Merge, index, iterate, and sort a serde_json::Value
(recursively).
This library supports in-place merging and sorting using DFS and BFS traversal unline most implementations out there that use recursion and can stack overflow.
[dependencies]
serde_json_merge = "0"
For usage examples, check the examples and documentation.
cargo run --example async_fs --features async -- --path ./
cargo run --example sync_fs --features sync,rayon -- --path ./
RUSTDOCFLAGS="--cfg docsrs" cargo +nightly doc --all-features
cargo feature-combinations clippy --fail-fast --pedantic --tests --benches --examples -- -Dclippy::all -Dclippy::pedantic
cargo clippy --tests --benches --examples -- -Dclippy::all -Dclippy::pedantic
cargo install cargo-criterion
# full benchmark suite
cargo criterion --features full
Benchmark reports from CI are published are available here.
After i wrote this crate for another project and decided to publish it, I found json_value_merge.
Looking through it, I added merge_index
inspired by their merge_in
API.
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write benchmarks
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add globbing iter
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add iters for keys and values
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implement sorting values with indices
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implement bfs
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add rayon support using par-dfs
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write documentation
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add examples in the documentation
DONE:
- inline everything
- do we really need the any type? so useless right now :(
- maybe use them for the very precise type?
- add custom comparator for merging
- split the sorting into extra module
- implement unstable sorting
- add feature gates for sort and merge
- add few more tests for kind and so on
- partial eq can be written top level
- add limit to dfs
- do not expose wrapper for Value but use extension
- add depth parameter to recursive merge