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jdegoes commented Sep 24, 2020
  • final def transformAt[A <: Json](cursor: JsonCursor[_, A])(f: A => Json): Either[String, Json] = ???
  • final def delete(cursor: JsonCursor[_, _]): Either[String, Json] = ???
  • final def diff(that: Json): JsonDiff = JsonDiff(self, that)
  • final def intersect(that: Json): Either[String, Json] = ???
  • `final def relocate(from: JsonCursor[_, ], to: JsonCursor[, _]):
mijicd
mijicd commented Jul 20, 2021

With zio-config, zio-json and zio-http out there, it makes sense to rewrite the OpenTracing and OpenTelemetry examples using them.

For the sake of simplicity, the implementer should preserve the existing scenario, i.e., server and client, tracing the whole request-response cycle. Once the examples are ported, we can think about making additional scenarios.

100% non-blocking, Java NIO only( inspired by zio-nio) , JSON HTTP server based on Scala ZIO library. Everything including TLS encryption modeled as ZIO effects, convenient route DSL similar to https4s, up to 30K TPS local JSON transaction with 25 threads on 6 cores(i7) with ZIO fibers.

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