How to use this developer tool
- Choose a conversion mode.
- Paste valid JSON or a simple Rust struct or enum.
- Enter the root type name and select conversion options.
- Run the converter and review type mapping warnings.
Convert JSON into Rust structs or translate simple Rust data models into TypeScript and Go. The converter includes inferred type mappings, serde-ready fields, warnings, and dependency guidance.
The converter parses supported data structures, maps primitive and collection types, generates nested declarations where possible, and reports ambiguous or unsupported types for manual review.
Generated types are starting points. Review nullable values, numeric ranges, dates, recursive data, custom generics, and serialization behavior.
The page loads a working Rust Converter example. Run the tool to compare the sample input with the generated output and status summary.
Choose JSON to Rust Struct, paste valid JSON, enter a root type name, and run the converter.
Null values are represented as optional values with a fallback inner type that should be reviewed manually.
Yes. The converter supports common primitive, vector, option, and map-like type patterns for simple struct declarations.
No. It performs browser-based formatting, conversion, structural parsing, or heuristic analysis. Always verify production code with the official toolchain.
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| Module | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Inputs | JSON, Rust struct, Rust enum |
| Outputs | Rust, TypeScript, Go |
| Review | Nullability and custom types |