Add support for component data deserialization #231
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Now stores binary data, allowing the use of serialization like Protobuf and Java's serialization
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Appreciate but this seems to be a large "LTGM" typo Autocorrect these days, you know |
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This enables you to pass any data to your component and timeout handlers, as long as they are serializable.
Any serialization library can be used, Jackson, Gson, kotlinx.serialization, Protobuf, Java's serialization (???), you name it.
These changes should be compatible with existing data, if it isn't, please report the bug.
Breaking changes
Stringargparameter have been replaced with adataargument of typeSerializedComponentDataSerializedComponentData serialize(R)method has been addedNew features
@SerializableComponentDataand@SerializableTimeoutData@ComponentData/@TimeoutDatato (de)serialize objects usingGlobalComponentDataSerializerGlobalComponentDataSerializerhas a default instance, which can be overridden by creating your own instance.