0.1.0

Highlights

Faster, with fewer allocations. Measured with the new package-benchmark suite on a 1.4 MB document (p50, Apple silicon):

Benchmark	0.0.4	0.1.0
Replace all 5,000 prices with $..price	419 ms	10.0 ms
Remove the books a filter selects	111 ms	2.4 ms
8 RFC 9535 queries	117 ms	15.3 ms
8 Jayway queries	66.7 ms	9.3 ms
$..author	9.9 ms	1.3 ms
Parse the JSON text	26.4 ms	7.9 ms
Print it as JSON	15.3 ms	9.8 ms

• Mutations change containers in place, so replace, remove and map no longer copy an array on every write.
• values(in:), firstValue(in:), matches(_:), filters and functions no longer build normalized paths they discard; nodes(in:) still returns them.
• Regexes in match, search and =~ are compiled once per query instead of once per node.
• The JSON parser and printer work on runs of bytes instead of one scalar at a time.
• OrderedDictionary iterates without hashing, and small objects (8 members or fewer) need no index.

API: JSONValueDecoder and JSONValueEncoder are now Sendable. Nothing is removed or changed: diagnose-api-breaking-changes reports no breaks against 0.0.4.

Project:

• A landing page.
• Benchmarks/, a package-benchmark suite with a profiling script.
• Architecture rules on swift-llm-check that check the coding standards in CI.

.package(url: "https://github.com/mackoj/swift-jsonpath.git", from: "0.1.0")

What's Changed

• Check the mechanical coding standards with swift-llm-check by @mackoj in #7
• Benchmarks, and 2–40× faster mutation, queries and JSON parsing by @mackoj in #8
• Add a landing page on GitHub Pages by @mackoj in #9

Full Changelog: 0.0.4...0.1.0