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Summary by Sourcery

Clean up code style and test harness by replacing print statements with assertions, modernize formatting, apply lint allowances, refine trait impl signatures, and remove unused dependencies to prepare for a later refactor

Enhancements:

  • Replace debug prints in JSON stream parser tests with assertion macros
  • Use shorthand Rust formatting ({} -> {var}) in fmt::Display implementations
  • Refine Reader trait impl for ChunkReader by specifying a concrete lifetime
  • Add lint allowance attributes (allow(non_snake_case) and allow(dead_code)) in generated build script

Build:

  • Annotate generated conformance tests with lint allowances to preserve naming conventions

Tests:

  • Remove obsolete debug test files and clean up test harness assertions in stream_parser

Chores:

  • Remove unused test-log and log dependencies from Cargo.toml

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Style

    • Updated code to use modern Rust formatting syntax for improved readability.
    • Added and adjusted lint suppression attributes for cleaner build output.
    • Improved doc comments for better documentation clarity.
  • Tests

    • Simplified test assertions and removed unnecessary debug output for more concise test code.
    • Removed internal debugging test files that are not relevant to end-users.
  • Chores

    • Cleaned up development dependencies for a leaner project setup.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR applies cleanup changes in preparation for a larger refactor by simplifying test assertions in StreamParser, refining formatting macros in Display implementations, adjusting lifetimes in trait impls, enhancing build script annotations, and cleaning up dependencies and obsolete tests.

Class diagram for updated Display implementations

classDiagram
    class ParseError {
        +Display::fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter) -> Result
    }
    class JsonNumber {
        +Display::fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter) -> Result
    }
    ParseError <|.. Display
    JsonNumber <|.. Display
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Class diagram for ChunkReader trait implementation change

classDiagram
    class ChunkReader {
        +read(&mut self, buf: &mut [u8]) -> Result<usize, Self::Error>
    }
    class Reader {
        <<trait>>
        +read(&mut self, buf: &mut [u8]) -> Result<usize, Self::Error>
    }
    ChunkReader ..|> Reader
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
StreamParser test simplification
  • Replaced verbose println! and match blocks with assert! and matches! macros
  • Removed debug output and success logs in tests
picojson/src/stream_parser.rs
Build script annotation enhancements
  • Added module‐level allow(non_snake_case) to generated code
  • Added allow(dead_code) to helper functions
  • Removed clippy pragma in favor of crate‐level attributes
picojson/build.rs
Simplify Display for ParseError
  • Switched to inline formatting {e} and {self:?} instead of positional args
picojson/src/parse_error.rs
Refine JsonNumber Display formatting
  • Replaced write!(f, "{}", val) with write!(f, "{val}") for integers and floats
picojson/src/json_number.rs
Lifetime simplification in Reader impl
  • Changed impl<'a> Reader for ChunkReader<'a> to impl Reader for ChunkReader<'_>
picojson/src/chunk_reader.rs
Doc comment formatting in number parser
  • Inserted blank documentation line to separate doc header from description
picojson/src/number_parser.rs
Cleanup of tests and dependencies
  • Removed debug_root_numbers.rs and debug_stress_case.rs from tests
  • Dropped test-log and log entries from Cargo.toml
  • Trimmed extra blank lines in Cargo.toml
picojson/Cargo.toml
picojson/tests/debug_root_numbers.rs
picojson/tests/debug_stress_case.rs

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Walkthrough

This update removes unused dependencies from Cargo.toml, modernizes Rust formatting syntax throughout the codebase, adds or adjusts lint suppression attributes, and simplifies test code. It also deletes two debug test files. No logic or control flow is altered; all changes are stylistic, syntactic, or related to test code cleanup.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
picojson/Cargo.toml Removed log and test-log dependencies; retained paste in dev-dependencies.
picojson/build.rs Added crate-level lint suppression, updated string formatting, and annotated functions with cfg attributes.
picojson/src/chunk_reader.rs Changed trait implementation header to use anonymous lifetime.
picojson/src/json_number.rs, picojson/src/parse_error.rs Updated formatting macros to Rust 1.58+ inline variable syntax.
picojson/src/number_parser.rs Added a triple slash doc comment line to a function.
picojson/src/stream_parser.rs Simplified test helper code by removing debug prints and using assert macros for expected outcomes.
picojson/tests/debug_root_numbers.rs, picojson/tests/debug_stress_case.rs Deleted debug test files and their test functions.

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    participant Developer
    participant Cargo
    participant picojson

    Developer->>Cargo: Remove log and test-log dependencies
    Developer->>picojson: Update formatting macros and lint attributes
    Developer->>picojson: Simplify and delete debug test code
    Cargo-->>Developer: Build with updated dependencies
    picojson-->>Developer: Run with modernized code and cleaner test suite
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Possibly related PRs

  • kaidokert/picojson-rs#38: Removes log and test-log dependencies, similar to the cleanup performed in this PR.
  • kaidokert/picojson-rs#51: Adds conformance test infrastructure and build.rs script; this PR modifies the same file focusing on lint and dependency cleanup.
  • kaidokert/picojson-rs#44: Introduces the ChunkReader struct and its Reader trait implementation, directly related to the trait implementation header change in this PR.

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Sweeping logs and tests obsolete.
With modern macros, syntax shines—
No debug prints, just tidy lines.
The garden's trimmed, dependencies few,
Now picojson feels fresh and new!
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Summary of Changes

Hello @kaidokert, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on a series of targeted cleanups and minor refactorings across the picojson crate. The primary goal is to prepare the codebase for future, more significant refactoring efforts by improving code clarity, modernizing syntax, and removing unnecessary elements like unused dependencies and temporary debug tests. These changes aim to reduce technical debt and make the codebase easier to maintain and extend.

Highlights

  • Dependency Cleanup: I've removed the log crate from direct dependencies and test-log from dev-dependencies in Cargo.toml, streamlining the project's dependency graph.
  • Code Modernization and Linting: I've updated several files (build.rs, src/chunk_reader.rs, src/json_number.rs, src/parse_error.rs) to use more modern Rust syntax, such as Rust 2021 edition format strings ({val} instead of {}, val), and applied #[allow(dead_code)] to utility functions in build.rs to suppress warnings for functions that are conditionally used or called indirectly. I also adjusted a module-level lint allowance in build.rs.
  • Test Code Refinement: I've simplified and cleaned up test assertions in src/stream_parser.rs by replacing verbose match statements with concise assert!(matches!()). Additionally, two temporary debug test files (tests/debug_root_numbers.rs and tests/debug_stress_case.rs) have been removed, as they are no longer needed.
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Hey @kaidokert - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

  • Consider adding custom messages to your assert! statements so failures indicate which JSON event or buffer size caused the error.
  • Instead of sprinkling allow(dead_code) on individual functions in build.rs, consider refactoring or removing unused helpers to keep the codebase clean.
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## Overall Comments
- Consider adding custom messages to your assert! statements so failures indicate which JSON event or buffer size caused the error.
- Instead of sprinkling allow(dead_code) on individual functions in build.rs, consider refactoring or removing unused helpers to keep the codebase clean.

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Code Review

This pull request includes cleanups such as removing unused dependencies and debug files, and refactors code to use more modern Rust syntax. The changes improve the codebase's quality and maintainability.

@kaidokert kaidokert merged commit 1dbca31 into main Jul 15, 2025
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@kaidokert kaidokert deleted the cleanups branch July 15, 2025 15:09
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