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Reviewer's GuideThis PR cleans up public API leaks by switching trait signatures to crate-qualified types, removing the obsolete is_finished method, and hiding internal types from the public API. Class diagram for ContentExtractor trait and related changesclassDiagram
class ContentExtractor {
+validate_and_extract_string() Result<Event, ParseError>
+validate_and_extract_number(from_container_end: bool) Result<Event, ParseError>
+extract_content(start_pos: usize, from_container_end: bool, finished: bool) Result<crate::Event, crate::ParseError>
}
%% Note: is_finished() has been removed from ContentExtractor
class StreamContentBuilder {
%% Implements ContentExtractor
+validate_and_extract_number(from_container_end: bool) Result<Event, ParseError>
+extract_content(start_pos: usize, from_container_end: bool, finished: bool) Result<crate::Event, crate::ParseError>
}
StreamContentBuilder ..|> ContentExtractor
%% Event and ParseError are now referenced as crate::Event and crate::ParseError in trait signatures
Class diagram for public API visibility changes in lib.rsclassDiagram
class lib {
+Event
+PullParser
%% -EscapeTiming (no longer public)
%% -ParserCore (no longer public)
}
%% EscapeTiming and ParserCore are now internal and not re-exported
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Hello @kaidokert, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request focuses on refining the public API surface of the picojson crate. The primary goal is to prevent internal implementation details from being exposed externally, thereby cleaning up "API leaks" and ensuring a more controlled and stable public interface for consumers of the library.
Highlights
- API Surface Reduction: I've made
EscapeTimingandParserCoreinternal components by removing their public re-export from the mainlib.rsmodule. This prevents internal implementation details from being exposed externally. - Trait Refinement: I've removed the
is_finishedmethod from theContentExtractortrait and its corresponding implementation inStreamContentBuilder. This method was an internal helper and is no longer part of the public trait contract. - Internal Path Correction: I've explicitly qualified
EventandParseErrortypes withcrate::in theContentExtractortrait. This ensures they correctly refer to the public types exposed by the crate root, improving clarity and preventing potential type resolution ambiguities.
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This pull request does a good job of cleaning up the public API by making internal types like ParserCore and EscapeTiming private, and by removing the is_finished method from the internal ContentExtractor trait. These changes improve encapsulation and clarify the API boundary.
I've found one point of inconsistency where the return types in the ContentExtractor trait are not all updated to use fully qualified paths (e.g., crate::Event). While the change is correctly applied to one method, it should be extended to others for consistency, as mentioned in the PR description. Please see my detailed comment.
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Tighten the public API by hiding internal types and removing an unused trait method
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is_finishedmethod from content extraction features..gitignoreto cover additional test data and generated files.