package avro-compiler
Schema compiler for Avro
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
v0.1.tar.gz
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Avro
avro
is the runtime library, should be reasonably small (depends only oncamlzip
)avro-compiler
can read a json schema and generate code from it
See some examples from the tests/
directory:
tests/records.json
andtests/records_test.ml
that use it. you can see what the schema compiler will produce:$ ./compiler.sh ./tests/records.json (* generated by avro-compiler *) open Avro module Str_map = Map.Make(String) let schema = "{\"type\":\"record\",\"name\":\"test\",\"fields\":[{\"type\":\"long\",\"name\":\"a\"},{ \"type\":\"string\",\"name\":\"b\"}]}" type nonrec t = { a: int64; b: string; } let read (input:Input.t) : t = (let a = Input.read_int64 input in let b = Input.read_string input in { a;b }) let write (out:Output.t) (self:t) : unit = ((let self = self.a in Output.write_int64 out self); (let self = self.b in Output.write_string out self); )
similarly for
tests/employee.json
andtests/employee_test.ml
that use it
License
MIT license.
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