B0_json.Jsontype loc = B0_text.Tloc.tThe type for text locations.
val loc_nil : locloc_nil is an invalid input location.
and t = [ | `Null of loc| `Bool of bool * loc| `Float of float * loc| `String of string * loc| `A of t list * loc| `O of mem list * loc ]The type for generic JSON text representations.
val null : tnull is `Null loc_nil.
val bool : bool -> tbool b is `Bool (b, loc_nil).
val float : float -> tfloat b is `Float (f, loc_nil).
val string : string -> tstring s is `String (s, loc_nil).
val to_null : t -> (unit, string) Stdlib.resultto_null j extracts a null from j. If j is not a null an error with the location formatted according to Tloc.pp is returned.
val to_bool : t -> (bool, string) Stdlib.resultto_bool j extracts a bool from j. If j is not a bool an error with the location formatted according to Tloc.pp is returned.
val to_float : t -> (float, string) Stdlib.resultto_float j extracts a float from j. If j is not a float an error with the location formatted according to Tloc.pp is returned.
to_array j extracts a array from j. If j is not a array an error with the location formatted according to Tloc.pp is returned.
to_obj j extracts a array from j. If j is not a array an error with the location formatted according to Tloc.pp is returned.
val get_float : t -> floatget_float j is like to_float but raises Invalid_argument if j is not a float.
val get_string : t -> stringget_string j is like to_string but raises Invalid_argument if j is not a string.
get_array j is like to_array but raises Invalid_argument if j is not a array.
get_obj j is like to_obj but raises Invalid_argument if j is not a array.
val pp : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> t -> unitpp formats JSON text.
Warning. Assumes all OCaml strings in the formatted value are UTF-8 encoded.
val of_string : ?file:B0_text.Tloc.fpath -> string -> (t, string) Stdlib.resultof_string s parses JSON text from s according to RFC8259 with the following limitations:
string_of_float which is not compliant.to_string).Note. All OCaml strings returned by this function are UTF-8 encoded.