bunny Automatic [de]serialization

It may be nice to steal a page from Hutch/etc's book and provide a way to serialize and deserialize published messages and delivered bodies automatically. We can go as far as having our own middleware (à la Rack or Faraday or Ring).

Jan 23 '14 07:01 michaelklishin

:+1: This will definitely help my implementation as well: https://github.com/jingweno/message_queue/tree/master/lib/message_queue/serializers

Jan 23 '14 12:01 owenthereal

:+1:

Jan 28 '14 18:01 bobbytables

Link to book?

Feb 17 '16 10:02 camelpunch

@camelpunch Hutch is a project from GoCardless

Feb 17 '16 10:02 michaelklishin

I notice this has been sitting for a while, has there been any more discussion on this one behind the scenes? it is something I was wanting today so what better what to get what I want than to implement it.

Oct 07 '16 07:10 stefansedich

It needs to be opt-in, that's about as far as my opinion about this go.

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I notice this has been sitting for a while, has there been any more discussion on this one
behind the scenes? it is something I was wanting today so what better what to get what I
want than to implement it.

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Oct 07 '16 07:10 michaelklishin

Agreed, will have a think about it and see what I can come up with!

Oct 08 '16 00:10 stefansedich

This would be nice especially if it was keyed to the Content-Type information provided as part of the message.

Mar 21 '17 20:03 tadman

Just came across this, I'd like to chime in on the "needs to be opt in" side. I have a couple subscribers that expect a string of bytes to do some initial processing, then deserialize the important bits.

Aug 15 '19 20:08 mlh758