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#152 changed @JsonDeserialize deserialization argument from str to type. It now takes the class as argument. This is attempt to solve some resolvation issues
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1 | from pyson.Deserializer import Deserializer
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3 | '''
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4 | Deliberate mismatch between class and package name,
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5 | we should be able to handle that.
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6 | '''
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7 | class ValueDeserializer2(Deserializer):
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8 | '''
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9 | Used in DeserializerTest
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10 | '''
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11 | def __hash__(self):
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12 | return hash(self.geta())
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13 | def deserialize(self, data:object, clas: object)-> object:
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14 | if type(data)!=str:
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15 | raise ValueError("Expected str starting with '$', got "+str(data))
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16 | # Note we can't create real object here because that would result
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17 | # in circular import. This is why
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18 | # custom Desearializers are usually defined in same module as the
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19 | # target object
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20 | return int(data[1:])
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