JSV | JavaScript implementation | REST library

I am using to go build wasm file to run on my browser ,I am able to pass the simple integer string values to the method but not able to pass complex objects ,key value pairs or array

This is my go method

I have the following JSON structure, calling it from web:

I have the following Json Array from url link.

We have an iOS app (Obj-C) that grabs a JavaScript file from AWS S3 to run our proprietary algorithm on a bunch of raw image data right on the iPhone (Lambda functions produced some latency I guess). For the sake of security, the JavaScript is obfuscated and entirely unreadable, and even harder to debug.

Well, the JavaScript is spitting out NaN result values back to the iPhone, and I am seriously struggling to even find where this NaN pollution starts. Very frustrating.

Behind the scenes I am working on refactoring this entire project to leverage Swift instead. It's much easier to dev/maintain than Objective-C (IMHO). Also, Swift can be used for scripting, so I'm thinking I can just reduce my tech stack by removing the JavaScript entirely.

Question: Can a Swift script execute in a Swift iPhone app the same way JavaScript can? If yes, how?

The Objective-C code snippet (modified for brevity)

Enums don't seem to work well with array of objects. I'm using the 2020-12 draft and this is the structure of my JSON is as follows:

I've got following setup: C#, ServiceStack, MariaDB, POCOs with objects and structs, JSON.

The main question is: how to use ServiceStack to store POCOs to MariaDB having complex types (objects and structs) blobbed as JSON and still have working de/serialization of the same POCOs? All of these single tasks are supported, but I had problems when all put together mainly because of structs.

... finally during writing this I found some solution and it may look like I answered my own question, but I still would like to know the answer from more skilled people, because the solution I found is a little bit complicated, I think. Details and two subquestions arise later in the context.

Sorry for the length and for possible misinformation caused by my limited knowledge.

Simple example. This is the final working one I ended with. At the beginning there were no SomeStruct.ToString()/Parse() methods and no JsConfig settings.

I have some JSON text and I want to deserialize it into a Dictionary. ServiceStack.Text does that no problem, until there are brackets inside the string values. Then it decides to deserialize that string, as if it was JSV (ServiceStack's format, similar to json but without quotes).

Here is a simplified JSON example:

I'm getting this error when running an analysis in Jenkins:

I had a plan to connect to a JSON-based API using ServceStack's Routing features for C#. It seems that I get a '422 Unprocessable Entity' when attempting to do so when, in reality I'm supposed to be getting a JSON response. This error message is interesting though, since it repeats itself multiple times over (8 times exact) with the message Could not parse Error ResponseStatus ErrorResponse System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array. Full stack trace below.

I've tried many configurations, and there is one that 'works' but removes one of the key needs of the way this route is set up. In this project, I use ICacheClient to save a session key for 5 minutes, so I don't always need to call the API every time I need it. Since ServiceStack uses injection to set my instance of ICacheClient, it must be public. However, if it is public I get that 422 error, but if it isn't public I get a NullPointer because it's reference cannot be set by ServiceStack.

Here's my current setup:

AppHost.cs