In the serde_json library, is it possible to parse json and map one property name to a different property name in the Rust struct? For example, parse this json: { "json_name": 3 } into this struct: StructName { struct_name: 3 } Notice that "json_name" and "struct_name" are different. >Solution : You can use a field… Read More Can you map serde_json names to different struct values?

Is it possible to sort JSON in rust language? If it is possible then how? Like this one: const headers = { ‘checkout-account’: ‘1234’, ‘checkout-algorithm’: ‘sha256’, ‘checkout-method’: ‘POST’, ‘checkout-nonce’: ‘564635208570151’, ‘checkout-timestamp’: ‘2018-07-06T10:01:31.904Z’, }; const calculateHmac = (body=false, params) => { const hmacPayload = Object.keys(params) .sort() .map((key) => [key, params[key]].join(‘:’)) .concat(body ? JSON.stringify(body) : ”) .join(‘\n’);… Read More How to sort JSON in rust?

Below is a non-functioning code example: use serde_json::json; #[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Clone, Debug)] pub struct Model<T> where T: DeserializeOwned, { pub id: i32, pub info: Option<T>, } fn main() { #[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug, Clone)] struct Info { name: String, } let some_model_1: Model<Info> = serde_json::from_value(json!({ "id": 43, "info": { "name": "some_model_name" } })) .unwrap(); println!("some_model_1: {:#?}",… Read More Generic type that implements DeserializeOwned