Pre-encoded JSON support, take 2 #140
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This change allows users to insert pre-encoded JSON `iodata()` anywhere there can be a valid `json_value()` (i.e., anywhere except object keys). This approach occurred to me looking at PR davisp#139 from @dhull. The technical difference being that this approach does not copy the given `iodata()` into the output and instead re-uses the same input term as part of the output `iodata()`.
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This pull request is a rewrite of #139 that uses @davisp's approach to including pre-encoded JSON in the input.
It adds a new function
jiffy:partial_encode/2that takes an array or object and returns a term that can later be included as part of the input in a futurejiffy:encodecall.It uses the atoms
$partial_array$and$partial_object$to mark these partially-encoded values. For the partially-encoded array we could technically usejsonbut I added$partial_array$because the partially-encoded array is not well-formed JSON while the JSON in{json, Json}is, and I thought it was worth distinguishing the two.I did not test my code with native Erlang maps but I believe it will work if the tuple
{Key, Value}returned byjiffy_partial_encodeis added to the map bymap:put(Key, Value, Map).