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Fix #32 Huge speed up when creating copies of JsonTrees and memory usage drop.

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Needs extensive refactoring, the tests don't pass yet.

planetis-m

Maybe some workflows (that involve a lot of vertical accesses) can be sped up by introducing a ReadOnlyJsonTree, that uses a simple Table[string, NodePos] that stores the splitFile.dir part of...

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Support object variants

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suggested transformation: ```nim type Fruit = enum Banana, Apple Bar = object case kind: Fruit of Banana: bad: float banana: int of Apple: apple: string proc initFromJson(dst: var Bar; tree:...

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Formal rules for constructing a schema: ### Top-level Schema Structure 1. **Schema Definition**: - A schema is defined using the `defineSchema` macro followed by a schema name. - The schema...

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Incorporate Araq's suggestions

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From the forum [reply](https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/9231#73823) > Your implementation should inline data elements that fit in the about 3 bytes in the payload. For example: Numbers like 0, 1, 2, 3 are...

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Handle empty JsonTrees

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Ideally `parseJson` should return `TaintedJsonTree` a similar to the now removed from the stdlib `type TaintedString* = distinct string ## a distinct string type that is tainted` , which marks...

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It could potentially become much faster than add. Code like this should be accepted: ```nim result = %*{ "id": id, "active": r.rand(0..1) == 0, "name": "node" & $id, "kind": "NODE",...

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https://seriot.ch/projects/parsing_json.html

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This prototype has proven that an alternative implementation of JSON data structure is possible that offers a low memory footprint and follows standards, however in order to be scalable it...

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