* Add support for JSONPath with '$' prefix and integrate into dom::at_path (#2266)
- Updated `json_path_to_pointer_conversion` to support JSONPath starting with the '$' prefix, while maintaining compatibility with the existing implementation.
- Moved `json_path_to_pointer_conversion` to a separate header file for better modularity and to support JSONPath queries in `dom` mode.
- Implemented `at_path` functionality in `dom` mode to enable querying JSON using JSONPath.
- Added unit tests to validate the new JSONPath support in `dom` mode and ensure compatibility with both standard and existing JSONPath formats.
* two minor fixes
* more tests and documentation
* damn compiler warnings
* more documentation fixes
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Co-authored-by: Zhengguo Yang <yangzhgg@gmail.com>
* Make null-like value test consistent with docs
According to the docs: `INCORRECT_TYPE If the JSON value begins with 'n'
and is not 'null'.`
* Match document::is_null behavior to documentation
* Test other token beginning with n with is_null
* This PR does the following:
1. Upgrade cxxopts.
2. Allows field::unescape_key to take in a string parameter (syntaxic sugar).
3. Adds a dev. check to detect a string buffer overflow (indicating broken code). Note that this is unrecoverable and indicates bad code.
* tweak
* In some cases, clang might try to cast an ondemand::document to an
ondemand::document, instead of calling the move constructor. So we
can disable the template cast.
* In some cases, clang might get confused when constructing an ondemand
document in a constructor: instead of calling the move constructor, it
somehow ends up trying to cast a document to a document. We can easily
disallow this behavior with std::enable_if.
* making compatible with C++11
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* This documents the big-int feature, and adds a few tests.
* moving check_if_integer
* trimming the example.
* More trimming.
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* Documenting our support of JSON Path and JSON Pointer vs. Unicode characters
* using more standard terminology (nitpicking)
* specifying UTF-8 encoding
* allow char8_t when compiling as C++20
* casting
* minor doc corrections
* First implementation of the conversion logic.
- Not yet tested
- Not yet compiled
- Not yet used in ondemand array/object/etc...
* Adding at_path to ondemand arrays
* Adding at_path to array, document and value.
* Adding at_path to ondemand object as well.
Pending:
- Building
- Adding tests for each of the on-demand classes usage of at_path
- Properly documenting the subset of json path that is currently supported.
* Adding a simple json_path test to on_demand
* Still trying to compile the ondemand_readme_examples test with the at_path() call
* Fixing linking issues with array::at_path
* Fixing issues with the path -> pointer conversion and removing comments
* Adding a clone of json_pointer to test json_path extensively
* Adding ondemand_json_path_tests (all tests passing)
* Adding documentation for at_path()
* Removing some newlines
* Removing simdjson_result from the return type of the string conversion function. Now json_path_to_pointer_conversion returns a std::string.
* Fixing typo
* Making string concatenation explicit to avoid ubuntu gcc12 issue with -O3 flag.
* Addressing latest reviews
* Addressing latest reviews
* documenting the support for custom types
* fixes
* getting around -Weffc++
* calling get_raw_json_string()
* documenting the support for custom types
* fixes
* getting around -Weffc++
* calling get_raw_json_string()
* Allowing users to write directly to std::optional<std::string>
* better fallback
* do not force the cast to std::string
* missing header
* removing abort
* Standard compatibility fixes
* missing commit
* Should work.
* Fix.
* Fix.
* Should work now.
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* Add comma separated value parsing
* Fix failing tests
* Make tests work for exceptions
* Fix test
* Fix try catch making test fail
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Co-authored-by: Yong Xiang Ng <yxng@drwholdings.com>
* Adding CXX 20 to CI
* side-stepping new CXX 20 guard.
* Going another way
* Saving.
* Explicit.
* Saving...
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Daniel Lemire