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Could you please rename this to avoid shadowing?
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Looks good so far! Please see my comments above. |
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Thanks for the comments. I created a PR for purescript-foreign for the TypeMismatch changes. What do you think about the |
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Related to #5 and snuck a small fix for #8 for record types.
This adds the options
fieldLabelModifier,constructorTagModifier, anduntagEnum.You can see examples of use in the tests but the motivating reason for each was:
fieldLabelModifier: Easy to handle snake_case json formats
constructorTagModifier: Instead of using the full constructor name + namespace, we can now just use the constructor name. eg "Data.Ordering.GT" can just be "GT"
untagEnum: when an sum type contains only simple constructors, it will serialize the values as a string instead of a TaggedObject