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Pass OwnedRpcParams to async methods #410
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Might have to mess a bit more with lifetimes, or do an extra quasi iterator for parsing using let a: &str = params.next();
let b: &str = params.next(); // a is using a lifetime that's bound to a mutable borrow, hence borrowck forbids this thinking it's aliasing |
let params = RpcParams::new(Some(r#"["foo", "bar"]"#)); | ||
let mut seq = params.sequence(); | ||
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assert_eq!(seq.next::<&str>().unwrap(), "foo"); | ||
assert_eq!(seq.next::<&str>().unwrap(), "bar"); | ||
assert!(seq.next::<&str>().is_err()); |
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This is the important test and the reason for adding a separate struct for handling sequence parsing: seq
borrows the json from params
, which allows it to produce slices with that lifetime, while &mut self
borrows are transient.
Test that parse() works after calling sequence()
Pass
OwnedRpcParams
to async methods to allow deserializing to happen asynchronously as well.Closes #408