PR makes it possible to define custom serializers for both setting keys and the context object. This allows for more flexibility on how setting keys are generated.
A new context serializer is also added, called DotNotationContextSerializer. This serializer maps each context argument into {key}:{value} pairs, and then implodes them together using :: as a separator instead of using serialize like the default serializer does. It will also detect a model class if it is keyed as model, and from that it will use the model's morph class intead of full name-spaced class in the key.
Before by default, all generated setting keys were hashed with md5, however that makes searching for multiple setting keys difficult. Now there is a new key generator, called ReadableKeyGenerator, which does not hash the key at all.
PR makes it possible to define custom serializers for both setting keys and the context object. This allows for more flexibility on how setting keys are generated.
A new context serializer is also added, called
DotNotationContextSerializer. This serializer maps each context argument into{key}:{value}pairs, and then implodes them together using::as a separator instead of usingserializelike the default serializer does. It will also detect a model class if it is keyed asmodel, and from that it will use the model's morph class intead of full name-spaced class in the key.Before by default, all generated setting keys were hashed with
md5, however that makes searching for multiple setting keys difficult. Now there is a new key generator, calledReadableKeyGenerator, which does not hash the key at all.