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melatonina

2 years ago

Hello. Where can I find the documentation for the version 0.14.0 of the API for writing custom serializers? I'm interested in using

encoder.beginCollection()

, in particular. The signature is

fun beginCollection(desc: SerialDescriptor, collectionSize: Int, vararg typeParams: KSerializer<*>)

. What is

desc

the descriptor of? What are the

typeParams

? I can't upgrade to 0.20.0 because I can't use the compiler beyond 1.3.61 at the moment (Arrow meta won't work).

I'll try Moshi. It seems to also support inline classes.

ephemient

2 years ago

all of the encode and decode methods take the current object's descriptor as their first argument, so they don't need to carry that state around themselves

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melatonina

2 years ago

Thanks, @ephemient!

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