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[ABANDONED] The Scala applewood bacon to Jackson's chicken breast: JSON cordon bleu.

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Given ``` object JacksonJsonDemo { def main(argv: Array[String]) { val bar = new Bar(age=10) bar.name = "Bar" println(generate(bar)) } } case class Foo(var name:String = "Foo") case class Bar(var age:Int...

For a Play framework project I'm trying to parse nested case classes like so: ``` case class Inner(foo: String, bar: Int) case class Outer(hello: String, world: Inner) val o =...

serializing or deserializing with @JsonProperty("property-name") annotated case class properties is not working as expected see also: https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-module-scala/issues/10

Is there any way to configure jerkson so that json containing properties with dashes in the names such as "localized-name" would be mappable?

List(json1, json2, ...).par.map(json => Json.parse[Foo](json)) Can't find the Foo class (which is in a dependency) and throw ClassNotFound, Work without .par

Serialise tuples as: ``` [1, "two", 3.0] ``` rather than: ``` { "_1": 1, "_2": "two", "_3": 3.0 } ```

Right now, Tuples are not supported by Jerkson, though it seems like they could easily be added. Your CaseClassSerializer/Deserializer classes are remarkably close to what is needed.

Right now, Jerkson only supports deserializing maps with a String, Int, or Long key. Please support deserializing maps with any type of key.

It would be great to be able to deserialize to a Scala collection instead of Java collections when you don't know what your input would be. There are use cases...

You might want to mention in the README how to include Jerkson in an SBT based project: In the root SBT project directory, create/edit the build.sbt file to contain the...