Package io.moderne.jsonrpc

Class RawJson

java.lang.Object

io.moderne.jsonrpc.RawJson

public final class RawJson
extends Object

Library-owned wrapper for the params, result, and inbound error JSON values on JSON-RPC messages. Holds either:

• a POJO (outbound — wrapped at request construction, serialized through whatever the MessageFormatter uses on the wire), or
• a parser-format-specific buffer (inbound — produced by the formatter during deserialize; converted lazily to a typed POJO when the consumer asks via as(MessageFormatter, Class)), or
• null.

Keeps Jackson types out of the public ABI: consumers see only library classes, so adding/upgrading/swapping the wire format does not force them to recompile.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
static final class	RawJson.RawJsonSerializer

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
<T> @Nullable T	as(MessageFormatter formatter, Class<T> type)	Convert this value to type using formatter.
<T> @Nullable T	as(MessageFormatter formatter, Type type)
boolean	isNull()
static RawJson	of(@Nullable Object value)	Wrap an arbitrary value.
@Nullable Object	unwrap()	Internal accessor for MessageFormatter implementations and the default Jackson serializer.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

of

public static RawJson of(@Nullable Object value)

Wrap an arbitrary value. null returns the canonical null instance (no allocation per call).

isNull

public boolean isNull()

as

public <T> @Nullable T as(MessageFormatter formatter,
 Class<T> type)

Convert this value to type using formatter. Returns null when isNull(); otherwise delegates to MessageFormatter.convertValue(RawJson, Type).

as

public <T> @Nullable T as(MessageFormatter formatter,
 Type type)

unwrap

public @Nullable Object unwrap()

Internal accessor for MessageFormatter implementations and the default Jackson serializer. Returns the wrapped value (POJO, parser buffer, or null). Library consumers should use as(MessageFormatter, Class) instead — calling unwrap() directly couples them to the wire format.