For parsing JSON in Typed Racket, you can check out this library I made:
https://github.com/philnguyen/json-type-provider .
You can declare structs and field names that match the underlying data, and
get back a well-typed parser. Don't let the name "type provider" fool you
though, it's nothing
Thanks Wesley and Matthias! Very helpful advice.
March 31, 2020 2:40 AM, "Wesley Bitomski" mailto:wesley.bitom...@gmail.com?to=%22Wesley%20Bitomski%22%20)>
wrote:
Hello Ed,
I generally get some mileage out of using custom predicates (those that are
made with define-predicate) and pattern matchin
Hello Ed,
I generally get some mileage out of using custom predicates (those that are
made with define-predicate) and pattern matching when tearing into JSON
structures in Typed Racket. Occurrence typing seems to work with if, cond
and assert, along with match's predicate matcher (? form).
So,
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