example doc for enum and case objects #336
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This was actually quite helpful to me. Thank you |
waagnermann
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Dec 22, 2022
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| import spray.json._ | ||
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| class EnumJsonFormat[T <: scala.Enumeration](enu: T) extends RootJsonFormat[T#Value] { |
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Why the lib owners can't merge this EnumJsonFormat class to make it official?
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I have tried to add some documentation example on how to implement json formats for enumeration and case object types.
I think that both are quite common in Scala and providing an official example can be useful.