package ocplib-resto

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ocplib-resto
- EzResto
  - Arg
  - Description
  - Make
    
    Repr
  - Path
- Resto
  - Arg
  - Description
  - Make
    
    Repr
  - Path
- Resto_impl
  - Arg
  - Description
  - Make
    
    Repr
  - Path
  - StringMap
  - Ty
    
    Ty
ocplib-resto.directory
- EzRestoDirectory
  - Answer
  - Make
    
    Repr
- RestoDirectory
  - Answer
  - Make
    
    Repr
- RestoDirectory_impl
  - Answer
  - Make
    
    Repr
  - StringMap

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module StringMap : sig ... end

val map_option : ('a -> 'b) -> 'a option -> 'b option

module Ty : sig ... end

module Arg : sig ... end

module Path : sig ... end

type ('prefix, 'params, 'input, 'output) service = {

description : string option;
path : ('prefix, 'params) Path.path;
input : 'input Json_encoding.encoding;
output : 'output Json_encoding.encoding;

}

val service : 
  ?description:string ->
  input:'a Json_encoding.encoding ->
  output:'b Json_encoding.encoding ->
  ('c, 'd) Path.path ->
  ('c, 'd, 'a, 'b) service

val prefix : 
  ('a, 'b) Path.path ->
  ('b, 'c, 'd, 'e) service ->
  ('a, 'c, 'd, 'e) service

module Make (Repr : Json_repr.Repr) : sig ... end

include sig ... end

val construct : 't Json_encoding.encoding -> 't -> Json_repr.Ezjsonm.value

val destruct : 't Json_encoding.encoding -> Json_repr.Ezjsonm.value -> 't

val custom : 
  ('t -> Json_repr.Ezjsonm.value) ->
  (Json_repr.Ezjsonm.value -> 't) ->
  schema:Json_schema.schema ->
  't Json_encoding.encoding

type json = Json_repr.Ezjsonm.value

val forge_request_args : (unit, 'p) Path.path -> 'p -> string list

val forge_request : 
  (unit, 'p, 'i, 'o) service ->
  'p ->
  'i ->
  string list * Json_repr.Ezjsonm.value

val read_answer : 
  (unit, 'p, 'i, 'o) service ->
  Json_repr.Ezjsonm.value ->
  ('o, string) Result.result

module Description : sig ... end