pub struct LineProcessor {
    pub bracket_stack: BracketStack,
    pub jsonl_string: JSONLString,
}

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§bracket_stack: BracketStack§jsonl_string: JSONLString

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impl LineProcessor

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pub fn new() -> Self

Creates a mew instance pf LineProcessor.

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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::line_processor::LineProcessor;

let mut processor = LineProcessor::new();
processor.push_bracket(&'[');
assert_eq!(processor.bracket_stack.len(), 1);
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pub fn process_line(&mut self, line: &str)

Processes a line of a file. Whilst processing the line, it checks if their are any brackets. Keeping a track of the brackets allows it to determine when a JSON object has been fully read. If the JSON object has been fully read, then the JSON object is printed to stdout.

Arguments
  • line - A line of a file.

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