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[hamnis]

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[esiqveland]

Would be cool with a small example in the readme file (or a link to it) 👍

[hamnis]

Sure. All contributions are welcome =)

[esiqveland]

How about something like this in a 'Usage' section, or maybe a link to a test file with something like it is easier to maintain:

Usage

    static class Event {
        public final UUID ID;
        public final List<String> tags;
        public final String message;

        public Event(UUID ID, List<String> tags, String message) {
            this.ID = ID;
            this.tags = tags;
            this.message = message;
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testEvent() throws Exception {
        String expected = "{\"id\":\"1e2f28ff-54b5-4ad4-9edb-36712dc52202\",\"tags\":[\"travel\",\"code\"],\"message\":\"This is a test\"}";

        // create a decoder for our Event
        DecodeJson<Event> decode = Decoders.decode(
                FieldDecoder.TString("id").tryNarrow(UUID::fromString),
                FieldDecoder.TJArray("tags")
                        .mapToList(jValue -> jValue.asString().getOrElse(""))
                        .withDefaultValue(List.empty()),
                FieldDecoder.TString("message"),
                Event::new
        );

        // create an encoder that will encode our Event into json
        EncodeJson<Event> encode = Encoders.encode(
                FieldEncoder.typedFieldOf("id", Encoders.EString.contramap(UUID::toString)),
                FieldEncoder.EList("tags", Encoders.EString),
                FieldEncoder.EString("message")
        ).contramap(event -> Tuple.of(event.ID, event.tags, event.message));

        // a codec can both encode and decode a value
        JsonCodec<Event> codec = JsonCodec.lift(decode, encode);

        // parse raw json with help of jackson parser
        Json.JValue jValue = new JacksonStreamingParser().parse(expected);

        String json = codec
                .toJson(codec.fromJson(jValue).unsafeGet())
                .nospaces();

        assertThat(json).isEqualTo(expected);
    }

[hamnis]

Great! Something like this is very useful. PR?

I have had some plans with creating a github site, but I seem to hit a wall every time I try starting with that.
Any help with that would be GREATLY appreciated!