parseFromSlice(T, allocator, source, options) reads a JSON5 document into
any type std.json.parseFromValue accepts, including std.json.Value, which
returns the tree with no second pass. parseFromSliceLeaky leaves the memory
with the caller. A syntax error is error.SyntaxError, and
ParseOptions.diagnostics points at a caller-owned Diagnostics with a byte
span, a one-based line and column, and a message. ParseOptions.json carries
std.json's options for the typed pass.Parsed(T) owns the arena; deinit frees the tree.Stringify.value writes the types std.json.Stringify.value writes,
including structs, tagged unions, enums, optionals, slices, and types with a
jsonStringify method. Stringify.Options sets indentation, ASCII escaping,
and whether a non-finite float is written or rejected.- Non-finite floats are written as
NaN, Infinity, and -Infinity, which
JSON5 allows and strict JSON does not. allow_nonfinite = false returns
error.NonFiniteFloat instead.
- The
json5-tests corpus runs in just test: 114 cases, every .json tree
compared against std.json, every .json5 document parsed and written back,
and every .js and .txt rejected with a diagnostic.
