Gustavo Leon

I also thought about it, but it turns out it's quite easy to convert the isomorphism into a codec. Here's an example of mapping a codec from Map to list:...

I think this behavior is not correct at all. Anyway, I also think this should be corrected in the original library (as FSharp.Data just did). We should forward this issue...

I don't know if this is related: 1 |> toJson |> string;; val it : string = "1" but (2,1) |> toJson |> string;; val it : string = "[...

I personally never tried, nor considered that possibility. It would be interesting to hear what other authors and users say about this. Anyway, for sure all the SRTP functionality won't...

Well, I think those auto-coders do use reflection, or maybe another technique but also at run-time. Fleece is automatic for known types, for the rest you have to describe (with...

At the moment there is zero reflection code in this library. The generalizable attribute in that example is a bit exotic, the same effect could be achieved by making it...

I feel like I'm able to work in a flavor compatible with Fable. But I wonder is there any user having the possibility to use it in such scenario? So,...

Note that as from v 0.10.0 `jopt` and friends, support `Nullables`, `ValueOption` and anything that has the `zero` value (even lists). Not sure if this solves your specific problem, I...

I answered you in Stack Overflow, basically your JsonObjCodec does conversions to string but not parsing. I suggested some alternative solutions. But since you opened an issue here I would...

> This problem can be generalized to all reference types within an option. > This doesn't happen in Haskell/Aeson because strings are not nullable. @mausch I think the decision of...