pub struct ByteProcessor {
    pub bracket_stack: BracketStack,
    /* private fields */
}
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This struct contains the functionality to process a stream of bytes to convert JSON to JSONL. It keeps track of the brackets that have been opened but not closed, as well as the JSONL string that is being built.

Fields

  • bracket_stack - A stack of brackets that have been opened but not closed.
  • jsonl_string - The JSONL string that is being built.

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§bracket_stack: BracketStack

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impl ByteProcessor

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pub fn new() -> Self

Creates a new instance of ByteProcessor.

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pub fn push_bracket(&mut self, byte: &char)

Adds a bracket to the bracket_stack.

Arguments
  • byte - A character.
Examples
use jsonl_converter::processors::byte_processor::ByteProcessor;

let mut processor = ByteProcessor::new();
processor.push_bracket(&'[');
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pub fn process_char(&mut self, byte: &char)

Processes a character. This function will either add the character to the jsonl_string or print the jsonl_string if the character is a closing bracket and the bracket_stack is empty (except for the initial opening bracket).

Arguments
  • byte - A character.
Examples
use jsonl_converter::processors::byte_processor::ByteProcessor;

let mut processor = ByteProcessor::new();
processor.push_bracket(&'[');
processor.process_char(&'{');
processor.process_char(&'a');
processor.process_char(&':');
processor.process_char(&'1');
processor.process_char(&'}');

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