All Classes

Class	Description
Error
ERROR_CODE
Index	represents the index of a value in an json array.
JsArray	Represents a json array, which is an ordered list of elements.
JsArray.TYPE	Type of arrays: SET, MULTISET or LIST.
JsArrayConsole	represents a supplier of a completable future than composes a json array from the user inputs in the standard console.
JsArrayFuture	Represents a supplier of a completable future which result is a json array.
JsArrayOfJsObjSpec
JsArrayParser
JsArraySerializer
JsArraySpec
JsArraySpecParser
JsArraySupplier	Represents a Json array of suppliers that combines every supplier and produces as a result a Json array
JsBigDec	Represents an immutable json number of type BigDecimal.
JsBigInt	Represents an immutable json number of type BigInteger.
JsBinary	Represents an array of bytes.
JsBinaryLens<S extends Json<S>>	Represent a Lens which focus is an array of bytes located at a path in a Json
JsBool	Represents an immutable json boolean.
JsConsole<T extends JsValue>	Represents a functional effect than when execute creates e JsValue
JsDouble	Represents an immutable json number of type double.
JsErrorPair
JsFuture<T extends JsValue>	Represents a supplier of a completable future which result is a JsValue
JsFutures
JsGen<R extends JsValue>
JsGens	Class with different kind of generators
JsInstant	Represents an immutable instant.
JsInstantLens<S extends Json<S>>	Represent a Lens which focus is an Instant located at a path in a Json
JsInt	Represents an immutable json number of type integer.
JsIOs
JsLong	Represents an immutable json number of type long.
JsNothing	It's a special json element that represents 'nothing'.
JsNull	Represents null, which a valid json value.
JsNumber	Represents an immutable json number.
JsObj	Represents a json object, which is an unordered set of name/element pairs.
JsObjConsole	represents a supplier of a completable future than composes a json object from the user inputs on the console.
JsObjFuture	Represents a supplier of a completable future which result is a json object.
JsObjGen	represent a generator of Json objects.
JsObjLens<S extends Json<S>>	Represent a Lens which focus is a json object located at a path is a Json
JsObjParser
JsObjSerializer
JsObjSpec	Represents a specification of a Json object
JsObjSupplier	Represents a Json object of suppliers that combines every supplier and produces as a result a Json object
Json<T extends Json<T>>	Represents a json of type T, where T is the type of the container, either a JsObj or a JsArray.
JsOptics	represents optics defined for json objects and arrays
JsOptics.JsArrayLenses	represents all the lenses defined for a Json array
JsOptics.JsArrayOptics	represents all the optics defined for a Json array
JsOptics.JsArrayOptionals	represents all the S defined for a Json array
JsOptics.JsObjLenses	represents all the lenses defined for a Json object
JsOptics.JsObjOptics	represents all the optics defined for a Json object
JsOptics.JsObjOptional	represents all the S defined for a Json object
JsPair	Immutable pair which represents a value and its location: (path, value).
JsParserException
JsPath	Represents the full path location of an element in a json.
JsSpec
JsSpecParser
JsSpecParsers
JsSpecs
JsStr	Represents an immutable json string.
JsTupleSpec	Represents a specification of every element of a Json array.
JsValue	Represents a json element of any type.
JsValueSerializer
Key	represents the key of a value in a json object
Lens<S,O>	A Lens is an optic that can be seen as a pair of functions: - get: S => O i.e. from an S, we can extract an O - set: (O, S) => S i.e. from an S and a O, we obtain a S. Unless a prism, to go back to S we need another S. Typically a Lens can be defined between a Product (e.g.
MalformedJson	Exception returned when a string can not be parsed into a Json or the json parsed has a different type than the expected.
MyDslJson<Object>
MyNumberConverter	dsl-json number deserializers accept numbers wrapped in strings, which is not a desirable behaviour from my point of view.
Option<S,T>	An Optional is an optic that allows seeing into a structure and getting, setting, or modifying an optional focus.
Position	Represents the location of a first-level element in a json, either a Key in a JsObj or an Index in a JsArray.
Prism<S,T>	A Prism is an optic that can be seen as a pair of functions: - getOptional: S -> Optional<T> - reverseGet : T -> S Typically a Prism encodes the relation between a Sum or CoProduct type and one of its element.
Program<O extends Json<?>>	Represents a side effect that interact with the user through the standard console to compose a Json
SerializerException
TestProperty	provides different methods to test properties described as predicates.
Trampoline<T>	Trampolines allow to define recursive algorithms by iterative loops without blowing the stack when methods implementations are tail recursive.
UserError	Exception that models a programming error made by the user.