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    JSON decoding.
Errors that can happen when parsing or reading JSON.
Convert a JSON parse error to a string.
Exception that can happen when parsing or reading JSON.
JSON ASTs annotated with their origin.
The origin is a string you give to annotateparse"RPC response". It denotes where the value comes from. It is used in error messages (see the comment in the Decoding section).
Raise Error.
The JSON.t argument is used to annotate the error message with the location of the JSON value.
Source val  annotate : origin :string -> u  -> t Annotate a JSON AST with its origin.
Remove annotation from an annotated JSON AST.
Encode a JSON annotated AST into a string.
Encode a JSON unannotated AST into a string.
Source val  encode_to_file : string ->   t  -> Encode a JSON annotated AST into a file.
Source val  encode_to_file_u : string ->   u  -> Encode a JSON unannotated AST into a file.
Source val  parse : origin :string -> string ->   t Source val  parse_opt : origin :string -> string ->   t  optionSame as parse, but return None instead of raising Error.
The general pattern for the accessors below is that only as_x functions can fail. Getters get and geti return `Null instead of failing. This allows to chain them and only test for errors at the end with as_x, either by raising Error or by returning None (with the as_x_opt variant).
Internally, the actual error which is printed is the correct one. For instance, with json |-> "x" |> as_int, if json is not an object, the call to as_int causes the test to fail with "<origin>: not an object" where <origin> is the ~origin you gave to parsejson is an object but "x" does not exist, as_int causes the test to fail with "<origin>: missing field: x". If "x" exists but is not an integer, as_int causes the test to fail with "<origin> at .x: expected an integer".
Get the value for a field of a JSON object.
If the JSON value is not an object, or if the field does not exist, return `Null.
Same as get
Get the value for a field of a JSON array.
If the JSON value is not an array, or if the field does not exist, return `Null.
Same as geti
Updates an object with a (key, value) pair.
put (key, value) obj puts value under key in obj. If the key already exists, it is overwritten. Otherwise a new key is added at the end of the object.
Alters the value of a specific key in a JSON object by applying its value to a function. Returns updated object.
update key f obj is equivalent to put (key, f (get key obj)) obj.
Note: if key is not present in obj, `Null is passed to f instead.
Source val  filter_map_object : t  -> (string ->   t  -> t  option  -> t filter_map_object obj f maps f over each field in obj.
If f key value is None then the key is removed from obj. If f key value is Some value' then the key is overwritten with value'.
Source val  filter_object : t  -> (string ->   t  ->   -> t filter_object obj f filters the bindings in obj.
filter_object obj f removes each binding key, value in obj for which f key value is false.
Non-recursively merges two objects.
merge_objects o1 o2 returns an object containing all fields of o1 and o2. If a key exists in both o1 and o2, then it will be bound to its value in o2.
Test whether a JSON value is `Null.
Return None if a JSON value is `Null, Some otherwise.
Example: JSON.(json |> as_opt |> Option.map read_record)
Get the value from a `Bool node.
Source val  as_bool_opt : t  -> bool option Same as as_bool, but return None instead of raising Error.
Test whether as_bool would succeed.
Get the integer value from a `Float or `String node.
Source val  as_int_opt : t  -> int option Same as as_int, but return None instead of raising Error.
Test whether as_int would succeed.
Get the integer value from a `Float or `String node (64-bit version).
Source val  as_int64_opt : t  -> int64 option Same as as_int64, but return None instead of raising Error.
Test whether as_int64 would succeed.
Get the integer value from a `Float or `String node (32-bit version).
Source val  as_int32_opt : t  -> int32 option Same as as_int32, but return None instead of raising Error.
Test whether as_int32 would succeed.
Get the float value from a `Float or `String node.
Source val  as_float_opt : t  -> float option Same as as_float, but return None instead of raising Error.
Test whether as_float would succeed.
Get the value from a `String node.
Source val  as_string_opt : t  -> string option Same as as_string, but return None instead of raising Error.
Test whether as_string would succeed.
Get the list of items from an `Array node.
Source val  as_list_opt : t  -> t  listSame as as_list, but return None instead of raising Error.
Test whether as_list would succeed.
Source val  as_object : t  -> (string * t )  listGet the list of fields from an `Object node.
Source val  as_object_opt : t  -> (string * t )  listSame as as_object, but return None instead of raising Error.
Test whether as_object would succeed.
Equality for JSON unannotated ASTs.
Objects are equal only when they have the exact same number of fields with the same contents (their order does not matter). Consequently, e.g. {"a": 1} is not equal to {"a": 1, "a": 1}.
Arrays are equal when they contain the same number of pair-wise equal elements.
Equality for JSON annotated ASTs.
Annotations are stripped, then the unannotated AST is compared with equal_u