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You seem to be assuming that a JSON object is a "struct" with a fixed set of application-defined keys. Very often it can also be used as a "map". So the number
by kevincox 1y ago
You seem to be assuming that a JSON object is a "struct" with a fixed set of application-defined keys. Very often it can also be used as a "map". So the number of keys is essentially unbounded and just depends on the size of the data.
- mpweiher 1y agoErm, yes, structs seems to be the use-case this is consciously and very deliberately aiming at: SICK: Streams of Independent Constant Keys And "maps" seems to be a use case it is deliberately not aiming at.
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- zamadatix 1y agoIsn't the example in the readme just a smaller map style object instead off a larger one?