Open agausmann opened 6 years ago
I'm not using it anymore since most of the use cases are covered by Dyon.
Interesting; I've heard of dyon, but I haven't had a use for it yet. I'll check that out, but I do think there's still a reason to have this as a feature in Rust itself.
In particular, having a construct like this would integrate well with Serde, both as a serializer interface and as a serializable object from formats like JSON, TOML, etc.
I've started implementing my idea at https://gitlab.com/tsukurou/table - the one thing that I haven't finished yet is the Serializer
/Deserializer
impl, but that's coming soon.
It's been a couple of weeks since I've heard anything, can we reach a conclusion here?
I was waiting for response from other people who might using it.
Are you going to replace all the code?
I intend on doing so, but 0.1.x will be left as-is so nothing currently using it should break. According to crates.io, however, there aren't any published crates that depend upon it.
I won't be touching this repository, I'd prefer putting it under my project's associated GitLab organization, so you can keep this for historical purposes if you want.
One alternative is to prefix your crate tsukurou-table
on crates.io and give the lib a name "table". I recommend this solution in the meantime.
@AGausmann You are now invited to be an owner of this crate.
We'll rename this project to piston-table
.
For my project, I've been working on and implementing my own type (Properties) that is very similar to table - I've been considering making this into its own crate, and one of the better names that I came up with is "table".
As this project seems to be abandoned, would you be willing to grant access to the
table
crate so I can revive it?