busymachines.json.package.scala Maven / Gradle / Ivy
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* Copyright (c) 2017-2018 BusyMachines
*
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*
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package busymachines
/**
* The reason we break the modularity of circe is rather pragmatic. The design philosophy of this
* library is to have one import for the most common use case. And that is making it easy to encode/decode
* to and from REST api and, or various database drivers.
*
* The ideal is that if you just want to be able to use transform a bunch of case classes into
* JSON you should really just have to import
* {{{
* import busymachines.json._
* import busymachines.json.autoderive._
* }}}
*
* If you also need explicit parsing/pretty printing, or other operations, then it should be realizeable with
* and additional:
* {{{
* import busymachines.syntax._
* }}}
*
* This is all fine, as long as the basic types [[io.circe.Encoder]] and [[io.circe.Decoder]] keep their
* current form
*
* @author Lorand Szakacs, [email protected], [email protected]
* @since 10 Aug 2017
*
*/
package object json extends JsonTypeDefinitions with DefaultTypeDiscriminatorConfig {}
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