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Recursive data serialization#3

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@asmfreak asmfreak commented Feb 6, 2016

Fixed README.md. Implemented recursive serialization. All tests are green.

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msiemens commented Feb 7, 2016

Just to make sure I understand it right: The bug you fix is that serialization currently doesn't apply to nested fields, right?

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asmfreak commented Feb 7, 2016

Yes. I was working on a small project using TinyDB, when I stumbled on the need to put datetime objects into DB. So I googled this repo. And it happened so that my datetime objects resided in a dict inside a list, inside a dict inside a list inside a dict.

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msiemens commented Feb 9, 2016

Thanks for reporting and submitting a PR!

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I've done some refactoring and have now published v1.0.3 with the fix :)

@asmfreak asmfreak deleted the recursive-data-serialization branch August 25, 2017 15:39
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