I have a suggestion for how optional fields are returned when they are not included to a DictSerializer.
serpy 0.3.1
required=True
required=False
data = {'value': 1}
{'value': 1}
{'value': 1}
data = {'value': None}
{'value': None}
{'value': None}
data = {}
KeyError(u"Got KeyError when....
{}
Suggested
required=True
required=False
data = {'value': 1}
{'value': 1}
{'value': 1}
data = {'value': None}
{'value': None}
{'value': None}
data = {}
KeyError(u"Got KeyError when....
{'value': None}
To me this makes more sense then excluding them from the dictionary serializers. Another option could also be to include a default property to fields. I think there should be "some" option for this regardless of the implementation.
I have a suggestion for how optional fields are returned when they are not included to a
DictSerializer.data = {'value': 1}{'value': 1}{'value': 1}data = {'value': None}{'value': None}{'value': None}data = {}KeyError(u"Got KeyError when....{}data = {'value': 1}{'value': 1}{'value': 1}data = {'value': None}{'value': None}{'value': None}data = {}KeyError(u"Got KeyError when....{'value': None}To me this makes more sense then excluding them from the dictionary serializers. Another option could also be to include a default property to fields. I think there should be "some" option for this regardless of the implementation.