icy relic
I expect the following code to throw a json parsing error:
const std = @import("std");
test {
const foo = .{
.a = std.math.inf(f32),
};
const str = try std.json.stringifyAlloc(std.testing.allocator, foo, .{});
defer std.testing.allocator.free(str);
std.log.warn("{s}", .{str});
}
The output:
{"a":inf}
Which is not valid json - inf is not a keyword valid in json. Is this just a bug in the std library, or is there another way to represent infinite values?
median mesa
I expect the following code to throw a json parsing error:
```ts
const std = @i...
yea looks like a bug
tho whether it's in std or in your code depends on what guarantees std.json provides
it may require you to provide valid data
icy relic
I'd hope the api would return an error if the data I passed was invalid, I'll open an issue on GitHub
median mesa
sure, worth asking at least :)
lilac kite
seems like a good error to have (we could also offer a json5 mode which does allow encoding infinity, and error if you pass inf while not in that mode)