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Improve toJSON functionality and remove JSONSerializerReplacer #4997
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Just some things worth noting.
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This seems like something to address in core: there is a private get_table_key()
method which is just a shortcut to this. I think it'd be good to make that method public since I imagine this would be nice to use in contexts like this (and you can access it anyways so no reason not to).
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That's an interesting observation, and I suggest that you bring it up with the team working on the bindgen project (core's public API is part of the project).
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* Small improvement to performance by caching JSI property String object [#4863](https://github.com/realm/realm-js/pull/4863) | ||
* Small improvement to performance for `toJSON` which should make it useful for cases where a plain representations of Realm entities are needed, e.g. when inspecting them for debugging purposes through `console.log(realmObj.toJSON())`. |
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not sure if there is more to say / smth different to say.
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That's an interesting observation, and I suggest that you bring it up with the team working on the bindgen project (core's public API is part of the project).
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Can you share a bit more about this? It feels like this could be avoided.
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so, I can either make the subject and serialized fields as optional in which case I won't have this TS error here but then I will have to try to avoid all errors where I use subject but it could be undefined (even though it will never be undefined because it will be set before each test). This was my way of avoiding this but I can see how this is hacky, I can look into alternative
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Minor suggestions. Great job @gagik!
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I just realized this PR seems to be updating vendor/real-core
? That's odd.
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//@ts-expect-error subject and serialized are set before tests run. |
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so, I can either make the subject and serialized fields as optional in which case I won't have this TS error here but then I will have to try to avoid all errors where I use subject but it could be undefined (even though it will never be undefined because it will be set before each test). This was my way of avoiding this but I can see how this is hacky, I can look into alternative
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What, How & Why?
This is a breaking change that removes
JSONSerializerReplacer
and improves the currenttoJSON
functionality. It also improves current tests, organizing them better and adding cases for dictionaries.With removal
JSONSerializerReplacer
, users are advised to use external libraries such as flatted and @ungap/structured-clone if they need to deal with serialising objects with circular references into a JSON string.The expected functionality of
toJSON
is therefore to generate valid, plain JavaScript objects with correct circular references so those can be used by the packages mentioned above.toJSON
is implemented by Realm Object, Dictionary, and Collection.Related to #4966.
☑️ ToDos
Compatibility
label is updated or copied from previous entryCOMPATIBILITY.md
package.json
s (if updating internal packages)Breaking
label has been applied or is not necessaryIf this PR adds or changes public API's: