Text.DeadSimpleJSON.Convert

Documentation

data Value

A JSON value.

Constructors

String String

A JSON String, represented as ordinary Haskell String.

Number !Integer !Integer

A JSON Number, represented by two Integers in exponontial form. Number n e is the same as {n}e{exp}, that is n * 10 ^ e. This allows for arbitrary precision fixed point rationals. See Convert for easy conversions.

Object (Map String Value)

A JSON Object, represented as Map.

Array (Vector Value)

A JSON Array, represented as Vector of Values.

True

True.

False

False.

Null

Null (void, unit, ()).

Instances

Eq Value

Data Value

Read Value

Show Value

Typeable Value

Convert Value

class Convert a where

Methods

convert :: Value -> a

convert' :: Value -> Maybe a

toJSON :: a -> Value

Instances

Convert Bool

Convert Double

Convert Float

Convert Int

Convert Int8

Convert Int16

Convert Int32

Convert Int64

Convert Integer

Convert String

Convert Value

Convert a => Convert [a]

(Read a, Integral a) => Convert (Ratio a)

Convert a => Convert (Maybe a)