See this comment about an error with deserializing a JSON request body.
What do I need to do to turn dog
into an instance of the Dog
struct?
https://github.com/mvolkmann/rust-actix-web-demo/blob/master/src/main.rs#L51
You have a Json<Dog>
and you want a Dog
, so you should go look up the documentation for the Json<T>
type: actix_web::web::Json - Rust
The first method in the docs looks useful:
impl<T> Json<T> {
/// Deconstruct to an inner value
pub fn into_inner(self) -> T;
}
Thanks! I really do hope that soon I reach the point that I am able to find the answers to my questions on my own. Admittedly after about six weeks with Rust I am still struggling to do that. I find it interesting that actix_web::web::Json
only has one method, but they chose not to show an example of using it in the example code at the top of this page. I assume the example they do show indicates that you do not need to use the into_inner
method to get the values of individual properties.
The Json
type implements Deref
and DerefMut
which allows you to immutably and mutably borrow the thing inside the Json
directly on the Json
, but you need into_inner
to get ownership of the inner value.
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