Brian Myers

Cool. Will look into this, especially since Python is my second favorite language to play around with. Definitely seems like this kind of functionality in Python is probably written in...

@zbraniecki - It's definitely worth thinking about this, as I agree having a public API that is familiar between JS, Python and Rust is a great idea. After a tiny...

> > I changed this so it is now OK for the user to provide, > > I'd like to request to take out these changes, for 2 reasons: >...

I was interested in structured json logs as well; so I coded up a `Subscriber` / `Layer` that takes this... ```rust use serde::{Serialize, Deserialize}; use serde_json::json; #[derive(Debug, Serialize, Deserialize)] struct...

Hi all. Apologies for abandoning this crate for so long. I just picked up maintenance again and have published a new version (0.4.2) on crates.io with updated 3rd party deps...

Apologies for neglecting this for so long. I just did a bunch of maintenance on this crate, including bumping dependency versions and ripping out deprecated code. And I published `0.4.2`...

I did not maintain it for a very long time. Apologies. But I just did a bunch of maintenance work and published a new version on crates.io (0.4.2)

I'm using this in `bazel` and pulling in a version based on a git commit tag is painful there (although there is a workaround for it). I'd love to eliminate...

It does seem like `dtoa` (or perhaps `ryu`) is the way to go here. Are all the floating point numbers pretty small (meaning not that many digits to the left...

Assuming truncation is all you need (not rounding), something like the `write_truncated` function below might get you a speed-up without having to fork / modify `dtoa`. It probably wouldn't be...