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fix: 1.79.0 lints #40

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Expand Up @@ -38,25 +38,23 @@ Then you can evaluate an expression with JSON input like this:
use bumpalo::Bump;
use jsonata_rs::JsonAta;

fn main() {
// Create an arena for allocating values, this will go away in future except for advanced use cases
let arena = Bump::new();
// Create an arena for allocating values, this will go away in future except for advanced use cases
let arena = Bump::new();

// Provide some JSON input, this could be read from a file or come from the network
let input = "{ \"name\": \"world\" }";
// Provide some JSON input, this could be read from a file or come from the network
let input = "{ \"name\": \"world\" }";

// The JSONata expression to evaluate
let expr = "\"Hello, \" & name & \"!\"";
// The JSONata expression to evaluate
let expr = "\"Hello, \" & name & \"!\"";

// Parse the expression - this could fail
let jsonata = JsonAta::new(expr, &arena).unwrap();
// Parse the expression - this could fail
let jsonata = JsonAta::new(expr, &arena).unwrap();

// Evaluate the expression against the input - this could fail
let result = jsonata.evaluate(Some(input)).unwrap();
// Evaluate the expression against the input - this could fail
let result = jsonata.evaluate(Some(input)).unwrap();

// Serialize the result into JSON
println!("{}", result.serialize(false));
}
// Serialize the result into JSON
println!("{}", result.serialize(false));
```

There's also a basic CLI tool:
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