json.value

represents an index in a 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:

Represents an immutable number of type BigDecimal

Represents an immutable number of type BigInt

represents an immutable boolean

Represents an immutable number of type Double

Represents an immutable number of type Int

Represents an immutable number of type Long

It's a special Json value that represents 'nothing'. Inserting nothing in a json leaves the json unchanged. Functions that return a JsValue, return JsNothing when no element is found, what makes them total on their arguments.

val obj = JsObj.empty obj("a") == JsNothing obj.inserted("a",JsNothing) == obj

Json null singleton object

Represents an immutable number

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.

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

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

Represents an immutable string

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

represents a key in a Json object

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