Akari Object, as discussed in Chapter 3, is a Json like data structure. This also leads to the result of that Akari Object is never type safe
Akari Object is able to hold 5 types of value, they are: numerical, boolean, String, List and Object
You may extract the value from Akari by using match or if let, just like any other Rust enums. You may also use a shorthand, just append the data type after the value, such as
let a = object!(3);
assert!(a.numerical, 3.0); // Akari stores numericals as float
assert!(a.boolean, true); // Akari applies auto conversion, if != 0.0 then return true
Note: Some grammar does not implemented in 0.2.2 (The version used in default in Starberry 0.4.7), but you may update this manually
Extend, Insert and Blocks
Accessing dictionaries and lists