Changelog¶

v3.0.1¶

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v3.0¶

switched to GitHub Actions for CI/CD

v2.11¶

fixed a bug with serializing large integers
invalid UTF-8 field name will now display name of the field as repr
major bugfix: UTF-8 characters that took more than 1 bytes were serialized wrong

v2.10¶

fixed a bug in which if minijson.MiniJSONEncoder.default() returned a bytes object or a boolean, it would be classified as an invalid value.

v2.9¶

minor refactor: code deduplication
fixed some bugs with unserializing ints on other platforms than x86_64

v2.8¶

serializing a dict without use_strict_order won’t construct a list of it’s items,
allowing you to serialize large dictionaries

v2.7¶

added option to sort dictionary keys before serialization

v2.6¶

added option to serialize binary data

v2.5¶

added minijson.MiniJSONEncoder

v2.4¶

added argument default
fixing issue with serializing classes that subclass dict, list and tuple

v2.3¶

minijson.loads() will now take any object that can provide it’s __bytes__

v2.2¶

added support for PyPy and Python 3.5

v2.1¶

proofed against loading empty strings
Python 3.6 is supported
minor speed improvements

v2.0¶

fixed a bug with serializing uint32a
added support for arbitrarily large integers
major refactor
backwards compatible 100%

v1.5¶

fixed a bug with wrong type of dict and string was chosen
for a dict which contains exactly 65535 keys. Since this is rare in production, it can wait. MiniJSON is still generated correctly.
fixed a bug with dumping strings longer than 255 characters
would not return a length
fixed a bug with unserializing some strings

v1.4¶

more compact representation for not-all-keys-are-strings object

v1.3¶

object keys don’t have to be strings anymore

v1.2¶

removed the limit for string length and list and object size

v1.1¶

fixed to work under older Pythons (got rid of the f-strings)
fixed docstrings to signal that some functions raise exceptions
fixed a bug with encoding long lists

v1.0¶

first release