pub(super) struct AccJson {Show 18 fields
pub(super) acc_id: String,
pub(super) trd_env: i32,
pub(super) env_label: &'static str,
pub(super) trd_market_auth_list: Vec<i32>,
pub(super) trd_market_auth_labels: Vec<&'static str>,
pub(super) acc_type: Option<i32>,
pub(super) acc_type_label: Option<&'static str>,
pub(super) card_num: Option<String>,
pub(super) security_firm: Option<i32>,
pub(super) security_firm_label: Option<&'static str>,
pub(super) sim_acc_type: Option<i32>,
pub(super) acc_status: Option<i32>,
pub(super) acc_status_label: Option<&'static str>,
pub(super) acc_role: Option<i32>,
pub(super) acc_role_label: Option<&'static str>,
pub(super) acc_label: Option<String>,
pub(super) acc_label_label: Option<String>,
pub(super) jp_acc_type: Vec<i32>,
}Fields§
§acc_id: StringKeep account ids as strings in machine-readable CLI output.
FTAPI uses uint64 account ids, but many downstream JSON consumers
(browser devtools, spreadsheet importers, JS scripts) round integers
above 2^53. The table output already uses to_string(); JSON follows
the same lossless presentation here.
trd_env: i32§env_label: &'static str§trd_market_auth_list: Vec<i32>§trd_market_auth_labels: Vec<&'static str>§acc_type: Option<i32>§acc_type_label: Option<&'static str>§card_num: Option<String>§security_firm: Option<i32>§security_firm_label: Option<&'static str>§sim_acc_type: Option<i32>§acc_status: Option<i32>§acc_status_label: Option<&'static str>§acc_role: Option<i32>§acc_role_label: Option<&'static str>§acc_label: Option<String>§acc_label_label: Option<String>§jp_acc_type: Vec<i32>Trait Implementations§
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impl Freeze for AccJson
impl RefUnwindSafe for AccJson
impl Send for AccJson
impl Sync for AccJson
impl Unpin for AccJson
impl UnsafeUnpin for AccJson
impl UnwindSafe for AccJson
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