StructTypes.jl
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Abstract definitions and convenience methods for describing, processing, and constructing Julia objects
Currently `ArrayType()` iterates element-wise over an array type using the default `iterate(x::T)` method when serializing. This has the effect of flattening higher dimensional arrays into vectors. Matrices, for instance, become...
Would it be possible to define default `StructType` for `NamedTuple`s as `StructTypes.OrderedStruct()`? Or are there any obvious conflicts I'm not seeing? It seems like the problems that might arise because...
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the intention of `CustomStruct` but I believe it is missing a `constructfrom` method. Even after defining the required methods I get, e.g. ```julia ◖◗ ST.constructfrom(Dict{String,Any}, c) ERROR:...
something along the lines of the following would be nice ```julia StructTypes.constructfrom!(::StructTypes.DictType, target::AbstractDict, source) = merge!(target, source) StructTypes.constructfrom!(::StructTypes.ArrayType, target, source) = append!(target, source) ```
Right now I have some project where I build a very small database by using a Dict that maps singleton types to arbitrary types. for example: ```julia abstract type BaseType...
It seems like this package has some overlap with https://github.com/JuliaObjects/ConstructionBase.jl . I'm opening this issue for the sake of cross-referencing.
I started out thinking this only happened for nested types, but as I set out to make a MWE, I got even more confused. Here it is ```julia using JSON3,...
There is `fieldprefix` function, which transform flat structure into nested objects. Is it possible in some way to have an opposite operation? As an example, consider following article structure written...
I think it would be useful to have a standard interface for programmatic structure. Here I give the basic structure, but StructTypes related features can be added to the functions....
`typeof(Int) == DataType` As does basically all other types of types, with the exclusion of unions and unionalls. While we can have multiple things using same name because of shadowing,...
