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README

Documentation for README from the Json remedy repository.

5. Integration Points and Usage Examples

Finally, let’s create examples showing how this integrates with the existing JsonRemedy system:## Summary: The Architectural Achievement

This selective adoption strategy delivers exactly what you proposed - Python’s battle-tested empirical knowledge integrated into Elixir’s superior architecture. Here’s what we’ve achieved:

1. Empirical Knowledge Integration

  • Extracted 10+ core patterns from Python’s accumulated fixes
  • Compile-time decision trees replace runtime probabilistic overhead
  • Context-aware conditions that mirror Python’s sophisticated heuristics
  • Zero architectural complexity - patterns are just data structures

2. Fast Path Optimization

  • 90% of cases handled by O(1) binary pattern matching
  • Automatic complexity detection routes to appropriate processing
  • Elixir’s binary strengths leveraged for maximum performance
  • Graceful fallback to sophisticated processing when needed

3. Architectural Preservation

  • Existing API compatibility maintained completely
  • Layer-based pipeline enhanced, not replaced
  • Deterministic behavior preserved for testing and debugging
  • Feature flags allow gradual adoption and easy rollback

4. Best of Both Worlds

  • Python’s robustness for edge cases like “something fishy” detection
  • Elixir’s performance for common patterns and clean architecture
  • Selective complexity - sophistication only where empirically needed
  • Measurable benefits through benchmarking and quality scoring

Key Benefits Over Pure Convergence:

  1. Performance: Binary pattern matching beats Python’s character-by-character parsing
  2. Maintainability: Clean separation between fast path and complex fallbacks
  3. Extensibility: New patterns can be added declaratively
  4. Reliability: Multiple strategies provide redundancy and robustness
  5. Measurability: Built-in benchmarking and quality analysis

This approach transforms JSON repair from “craft knowledge trapped in imperative code” to “empirical patterns expressed in functional architecture” - giving you the best of Python’s battle-testing with Elixir’s architectural elegance.

The result is a system that’s faster than Python for common cases, as robust as Python for edge cases, and more maintainable than both due to its principled design.