I'd like to be able to register directives against an instance and then perform encoding and decoding against that instance.
Reason
I have an API (i.e. "API A") that also calls another API ("API B"). API B provides structs with httpin struct tags via an importable package. API A also provides structs with httpin tags. The structs in API A and API B have different needs and therefore different directives that need to be registered. However, with the current design, all directives are registered against the global namespace.
Proposed Solution
The Core struct seems perfectly set up to do this. Each instance could register a new namespace, or have a way of localizing the registrations inside its own scope.
Summary
I'd like to be able to register directives against an instance and then perform encoding and decoding against that instance.
Reason
I have an API (i.e. "API A") that also calls another API ("API B"). API B provides structs with
httpinstruct tags via an importable package. API A also provides structs withhttpintags. The structs in API A and API B have different needs and therefore different directives that need to be registered. However, with the current design, all directives are registered against the global namespace.Proposed Solution
The
Corestruct seems perfectly set up to do this. Each instance could register a new namespace, or have a way of localizing the registrations inside its own scope.