Add ser_as_str feature to serialize using serialize_str()#52
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krisprice merged 2 commits intokrisprice:masterfrom Oct 22, 2023
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Add ser_as_str feature to serialize using serialize_str()#52krisprice merged 2 commits intokrisprice:masterfrom
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Serializer may not support collect_str, as is the case with serde_json_core crate.
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Merged and published on crates.io, thanks @elrafoon |
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I'm doing a lot of no_std firmware development, and frequently use serde_json_core crate.
This serializer does not support collect_str() used in ipnet's serialization code since 1096c55.
This patch adds new feature to enable serialization by formatting Ipv*Net addr to heapless::String and then serializing using serialize_str(). Since maximum formatted address length is fixed, and not too big, memory usage is still very low.