If this is a toy project for you, awesome. More power to you.
I just finished making my own toy library in rust for a macro `cmd` which parses a bash like syntax and creates the `std::processs::Command` structures.
Of course, there already existed alternatives. However I refused to research before hand since I intended it to be fun.
Now that you've got it working though, are you familiar with jq? From what I can see, this program is the equivalent of `cat file.json | jq ".param"`. Your project is still really cool and I don't want to discourage you though.
I guess what I'm trying to say is don't stop there. What's next. jq provides a query language for json. What else could be done?
Yes, It is a mix of a toy project and an experiment for learning rust.
Right now my goal is to offer a performant way of extracting id attributes from json for a python backend service which receives above 1000/second jsons > 1Mb, which right now is parsing each json to do it
I thought about what you say and I think that offering a query interface would be the next step, also i want to offer proper bindings for python https://github.com/GerardRodes/pick-json-py
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Of course, there already existed alternatives. However I refused to research before hand since I intended it to be fun.
Now that you've got it working though, are you familiar with jq? From what I can see, this program is the equivalent of `cat file.json | jq ".param"`. Your project is still really cool and I don't want to discourage you though.
I guess what I'm trying to say is don't stop there. What's next. jq provides a query language for json. What else could be done?
Yes, It is a mix of a toy project and an experiment for learning rust. Right now my goal is to offer a performant way of extracting id attributes from json for a python backend service which receives above 1000/second jsons > 1Mb, which right now is parsing each json to do it
I thought about what you say and I think that offering a query interface would be the next step, also i want to offer proper bindings for python https://github.com/GerardRodes/pick-json-py