Type Members

1.  final case class Index(i: Int) extends Position with Product with Serializable

   represents an index in a Json array

   represents an index in a Json array

   i

   the number of the index

2.  final case class JsArray(seq: Seq[JsValue] = Vector.empty) extends AbstractJsArray with IterableOnce[JsValue] with Json[JsArray] with Product with Serializable

   represents an immutable Json array.

   represents an immutable Json array. There are several ways of creating a Json array, being the most common the following:

   • From a string, array of bytes or an input stream of bytes, using the parse functions of the companion object
   • From the apply function of the companion object:

   JsArray("a",
           true,
           JsObj("a" -> 1,
                 "b" -> true,
                 "c" -> "hi"
                 ),
           JsArray(1,2)
           )

   seq

   immutable seq of JsValue

3.  case class JsArrayParser(deserializer: ValueParser) extends Parser[JsArray] with Product with Serializable
4.  final case class JsBigDec(value: BigDecimal) extends JsNumber with Product with Serializable

   Represents an immutable number of type BigDecimal

   Represents an immutable number of type BigDecimal

   value

   the value of the number

5.  final case class JsBigInt(value: BigInt) extends JsNumber with Product with Serializable

   Represents an immutable number of type BigInt

   Represents an immutable number of type BigInt

   value

   the value of the number

6.  sealed case class JsBool(value: Boolean) extends JsPrimitive with Product with Serializable

   represents an immutable boolean

   represents an immutable boolean

   value

   the value associated, either true or false

7.  final case class JsDouble(value: Double) extends JsNumber with Product with Serializable

   Represents an immutable number of type Double

   Represents an immutable number of type Double

   value

   the value of the number

8.  final case class JsInt(value: Int) extends JsNumber with Product with Serializable

   Represents an immutable number of type Int

   Represents an immutable number of type Int

   value

   the value of the number

9.  final case class JsLong(value: Long) extends JsNumber with Product with Serializable

   Represents an immutable number of type Long

   Represents an immutable number of type Long

   value

   the value of the number

10.  sealed trait JsNumber extends JsPrimitive

    Represents an immutable number

11.  final case class JsObj(map: Map[String, JsValue] = HashMap.empty) extends AbstractJsObj with IterableOnce[(String, JsValue)] with Json[JsObj] with Product with Serializable

    represents an immutable Json object.

    represents an immutable Json object. There are several ways of creating a Json object, being the most common the following:

    • From a string, array of bytes or an input stream of bytes, using the parse functions of the companion object
    • From the apply function of the companion object:

    JsObj("a" -> 1,
          "b" -> "hi",
          "c" -> JsArray(1,2),
          "d" -> JsObj("e" -> 1,
                       "f" -> true
                      )
          )
    
    // alternative way, from a set of pairs (path,value)
    
    JsObj(
          ("a", 1),
          ("b", "hi"),
          ("c" / 0, 1),
          ("c" / 1, 2),
          ("d" / "e", 1),
          ("d" / "f", true)
         )

    map

    immutable map of JsValue

12.  case class JsObjParser(spec: JsObjSpec, additionalKeys: Boolean = false) extends Parser[JsObj] with Product with Serializable

    Represents a Json object parser.

    Represents a Json object parser. The parsed Json object must conform the specification

    spec

    specification of the Json object

    additionalKeys

    if true, the parser accepts other keys different than the specified in the spec

13.  final case class JsPath(positions: Vector[Position]) extends Product with Serializable

    Represents the full path location of an element in a json.

    Represents the full path location of an element in a json. The easiest way of creating a JsPath is:

    import value.Preamble._
    val path  = "a" / "b" / "c"
    val path1 =  0 / "a" / 1

    positions

    keys and/or indexes a path is made up of

14.  sealed trait JsPrimitive extends JsValue

    Represents any value in a Json that is not a container, i.e.

    Represents any value in a Json that is not a container, i.e. a Json object or a Json array

15.  final case class JsStr(value: String) extends JsPrimitive with Product with Serializable

    Represents an immutable string

    Represents an immutable string

    value

    the value of the string

16.  sealed trait JsValue extends AnyRef

    Represents any element in a Json.

    Represents any element in a Json. All the value types are immutable, being the Json array and Json object implemented with persistent data structures

17.  sealed trait Json[T <: Json[T]] extends JsValue
18.  case class Key(name: String) extends Position with Product with Serializable

    represents a key in a Json object

    represents a key in a Json object

    name

    name of the key

19.  sealed trait Parser[T <: Json[T]] extends AnyRef

    A parser parses an input into a Json

    A parser parses an input into a Json

    T

    the type of the Json returned

20.  sealed trait Position extends AnyRef

    represents a position in a Json.

    represents a position in a Json. A JsPath is a list of positions.