-- Hoogle documentation, generated by Haddock
-- See Hoogle, http://www.haskell.org/hoogle/


-- | Basic types for representing JSON
--   
--   Basic types for representing JSON
@package json-types
@version 0.1

module Data.JSON.Types

-- | Each JSON document has a single <i>root</i>, which may be either an
--   <a>Object</a> or <a>Array</a>.
--   
--   Some parsers allow non-container roots, but portable libraries should
--   not depend on this incorrect behavior.
data Root
RootObject :: Object -> Root
RootArray :: Array -> Root

-- | Objects store unordered associations between textual keys and
--   <a>Value</a>s.
type Object = Map Text Value

-- | Arrays are ordered sequences of <a>Value</a>s.
type Array = [Value]
data Value
ValueObject :: Object -> Value
ValueArray :: Array -> Value
ValueAtom :: Atom -> Value
data Atom
AtomNull :: Atom
AtomBoolean :: Bool -> Atom

-- | JSON numbers may be of arbitrary length and precision. Using
--   <a>Rational</a> allows any valid parsed number to be stored; however,
--   note that only rationals with a finite decimal expansion can be fully
--   serialized. For example, attempting to serialize <tt>(1 % 3)</tt> will
--   lose precision.
AtomNumber :: Rational -> Atom
AtomText :: Text -> Atom
data Event
EventBeginObject :: Event
EventEndObject :: Event
EventBeginArray :: Event
EventEndArray :: Event
EventAttributeName :: Text -> Event
EventAtom :: Atom -> Event
instance Show Atom
instance Eq Atom
instance Show Value
instance Eq Value
instance Show Root
instance Eq Root
instance Show Event
instance Eq Event
instance IsString Atom
instance IsString Value