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Yes documentation is a problem. I've seen people generate documentation from source code comments and upload that to their website. That way you don't need to keep source comments and a readme in sync. Also when the library grows the readme will become monolithic, so I kept it down to some basic examples for now.
Anyways what you can expect is only JSON deserialization either from file or a string. Normally it checks for correctness the parts of JSON you use, but not those you skip (with skipValue or singleKey). You can also configure it in 2 other ways with a compile-time argument: trustedSource = assume correct JSON, don't validate; validateAll = Acts like most JSON parsers and validates everything during parsing. If you only want to validate and not use the JSON data, there are convenience functions for that.
Marco, big thanks for your Json parser, but could you add move examples in readme of how it's can be used?
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