Returns the JSON tokens contained within a JSON buffer, one at a time. More...

#include <az_json.h>

Data Fields
az_json_token	token

az_span	json_buffer
	The first buffer containing the JSON payload.

az_span *	json_buffers

int32_t	number_of_buffers

int32_t	buffer_index

int32_t	bytes_consumed
	The number of bytes consumed so far in the current buffer segment.

int32_t	total_bytes_consumed

bool	is_complex_json

_az_json_bit_stack	bit_stack
	A limited stack to track the depth and nested JSON objects or arrays read so far.

az_json_reader_options	options
	A copy of the options provided by the user.

Detailed Description

Returns the JSON tokens contained within a JSON buffer, one at a time.

Remarks: The token field is meant to be used as read-only to return the az_json_token while reading the JSON. Do NOT modify it.

Field Documentation

int32_t az_json_reader::buffer_index

The current buffer segment being processed while reading the JSON in non-contiguous buffer segments.

bool az_json_reader::is_complex_json

Flag which indicates that we have a JSON object or array in the payload, rather than a single primitive token (string, number, true, false, null).

az_span* az_json_reader::json_buffers

The array of non-contiguous buffers containing the JSON payload, which will be null for the single buffer case.

int32_t az_json_reader::number_of_buffers

The number of non-contiguous buffer segments in the array. It is set to one for the single buffer case.

az_json_token az_json_reader::token

This read-only field gives access to the current token that the az_json_reader has processed, and it shouldn't be modified by the caller.

int32_t az_json_reader::total_bytes_consumed

The total bytes consumed from the input JSON payload. In the case of a single buffer, this is identical to bytes_consumed.

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