0.0.17 standard library

This version includes string, array, object, json, fs, time, config, http, pg, redis, mysql, bytes, net and lexer/parser utilities. Databases, bytes and net require native C. Consult the tagged implementation for individual interfaces.

This example uses this version’s json.stringify / json.parse names.

import json from "std.json"

fn main(): null! {
    value = { name: "Ku", count: 7 }
    text = json.stringify(value)?
    println(text)
    decoded = json.parse(text)?
    println(decoded["name"]?.as_str()?)
    return ok(null)
}

Run ku run json.ku; output is {"count":7,"name":"Ku"} and Ku.

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This release does not include 0.0.18’s large-float JSON round-trip correction. Current edge-case behavior is not an older-version guarantee.