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// Copyright (c) 2011, 2022 Peter Ohler. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE file in the project root for license details.
#include "oj.h"
typedef struct _encoder {
int indent; // indention for dump, default 2
char circular; // YesNo
char escape_mode; // Escape_Mode
char mode; // Mode
char time_format; // TimeFormat
char bigdec_as_num; // YesNo
char to_hash; // YesNo
char to_json; // YesNo
char as_json; // YesNo
char raw_json; // YesNo
char trace; // YesNo
char sec_prec_set; // boolean (0 or 1)
char ignore_under; // YesNo - ignore attrs starting with _ if true in object and custom modes
int64_t int_range_min; // dump numbers below as string
int64_t int_range_max; // dump numbers above as string
const char* create_id; // 0 or string
size_t create_id_len; // length of create_id
int sec_prec; // second precision when dumping time
char float_prec; // float precision, linked to float_fmt
char float_fmt[7]; // float format for dumping, if empty use Ruby
struct _dumpOpts dump_opts;
struct _rxClass str_rx;
VALUE* ignore; // Qnil terminated array of classes or NULL
}* Encoder;
/*
rb_define_module_function(Oj, "encode", encode, -1);
rb_define_module_function(Oj, "to_file", to_file, -1); // or maybe just write
rb_define_module_function(Oj, "to_stream", to_stream, -1);
*/
// write(to, obj)
// if to is a string then open file
// else if stream then write to stream
// handle non-blocking
// should each mode have a different encoder or use delegates like the parser?
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