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Function: IsValidJSON Library: JSON v0.5.7 Namespace: no.inductive.idea10.programs Last bug found: 2018 Bounty: $100 Bounty issued: 2023-05-01
The function is important for APIs and communication between services in general. The function can be used to check that the data coming in from the Internet is valid JSON.
The function takes JSON as an array of characters. A character is a unsigned 16-bit integer. It also takes a structure of type StringReference. It returns a boolean. If the JSON is valid it returns true. If the JSON is invalid, it return false and sets a message in the StringReference structure.
The function has a bug if it is passed a valid JSON string and returns false, or is passed an invalid JSON and returns true. Validity is judged according to the JSON specification, however, it is only possible to pass an array of 16-bit numbers to this function, which limits its scope.
Function: GenerateDocument Library: TextualTemplates v0.1.12 Namespace: no.inductive.libraries Last bug found: 2021 Bounty: $50 Bounty issued: 2023-05-01
The function is used to generate documents based on templates. Examples of uses in production includes generating emails and web pages.
The function takes four parameters: 1) the template itself, written in a simple templating language, 2) the data for the template in JSON format, 3) a reference to return the document and 4) a reference to return a message.
If the function succeeds, true is returned and the document is set to the instantiated template. If the function fails, false is returned and the message is set to a string explaining the reason.
The function has a bug if it is passed a valid template and a valid JSON string, but either returns false or instantiates the template the wrong way.
Function: AddDaysToDate Library: datetime v0.1.16 Namespace: no.inductive.idea10.programs Last bug found: 2017 Bounty: $50 Bounty issued: 2023-05-01
This function is important for use in planning, scheduling, billing and account systems.
It takes a date as a structure containing a year, a month and a day. It then adds (or subtracts) the number of days given to it and modifies the date given as the first parameter. If the date given is invalid or outside the range of the library, it returns false.
The function has a bug if it sets an invalid date, or set a date that is not the given number of days from the given date.
IsValidJSON
from JSON v0.5.7 – $100
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GenerateDocument
from TextualTemplates v0.1.12 – $50
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AddDaysToDate
from datetime v0.1.16 – $50
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Functions from strings v0.9.14
Functions from numbers v0.1.28
Functions from DataStructures v0.1.1
Functions from PNG v0.1.22
Functions from FormulaTranslation v0.1.5
Functions from BasicFileSystem v0.1.6
Functions from Unicode v0.1.2
Functions from ResponseCache v0.1.0
Functions from Bytes v0.1.2
Functions from Sequencer v0.1.2
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