sys::Json Class Reference

#include <Json.h>

Public Member Functions
	Json (std::string filePath)
	Constructor that opens and parses a JSON file.
	Json ()=default
	Json (const Json &)=default
	Json (Json &&)=default
	~Json ()=default
auto	data () -> json &
auto	jsonDump (int pretty) -> void
template<typename T>
auto	read (const std::string &keyPath, T &value) const -> bool
auto	clear () -> void
auto	save () -> void
auto	saveAs (const std::string &newFilePath) -> void
template<typename T>
auto	operator[] (T *key)

Static Public Member Functions
static auto	test () -> void
static auto	savingTest () -> void

Private Member Functions
auto	open (std::string filePath) -> bool

Private Attributes
bool	isValid {false}
json	j
std::string	filePath

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Json() [1/4]

sys::Json::Json

(

std::string

filePath

)

Constructor that opens and parses a JSON file.

Parameters

filePath

The path to the JSON file to be opened and parsed.

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Json() [2/4]

sys::Json::Json ( )

default

Json() [3/4]

sys::Json::Json ( const Json & )

default

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Json() [4/4]

sys::Json::Json ( Json && )

default

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~Json()

sys::Json::~Json ( )

default

Member Function Documentation

clear()

auto sys::Json::clear

(

)

->void

clears the current JSON data

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data()

auto sys::Json::data

(

)

->json &

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jsonDump()

auto sys::Json::jsonDump

(

int

pretty

)

->void

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open()

auto sys::Json::open ( std::string filePath ) ->bool

private

Open a stream for reading made private to prevent the stream from being reused

Parameters

filePath

The path to the JSON file to be opened and parsed.

Returns

true if opened and parsed successfully, false otherwise.

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operator[]()

template<typename T>

auto sys::Json::operator[] ( T * key )

inline

read()

template<typename T>

auto sys::Json::read ( const std::string & keyPath, T & value ) const->bool

inline

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save()

auto sys::Json::save

(

)

->void

saves current JSON data to the original file path call after modifying the JSON data

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saveAs()

auto sys::Json::saveAs

(

const std::string &

newFilePath

)

->void

saves current JSON data to a new file path call after modifying the JSON data

Parameters

newFilePath

The new path to save the JSON file to.

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savingTest()

auto sys::Json::savingTest ( ) ->void

static

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test()

auto sys::Json::test ( ) ->void

static

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Member Data Documentation

filePath

std::string sys::Json::filePath

private

isValid

bool sys::Json::isValid {false}

private

j

json sys::Json::j

private

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• /home/egrazil/sites/Brunot/The House/source/System/Json.h
• /home/egrazil/sites/Brunot/The House/source/System/Json.cpp