serde-decimal 0.2.6

Careful serialization of rust_decimal types
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Careful serialization and deserialization of [rust_decimal] types.

Several tests in these modules will fail if one were to naively apply e.g., #[serde(with = "rust_decimal::serde::float_option")]. This module provides alternative modules to be used with #[serde(with = ...)]. This circumvents bugs in the [rust_decimal::serde] modules and adds modules for serialization and deserialization of Option<Option<Decimal>>.

  • use [double_option_float] for Option<Option<Decimal>> where the field may be missing and may be null.
  • use [non_required_float] for Option<Decimal> where the field may be missing but may not be null.
  • use [nullable_float] for Option<Decimal> where the field is required but may be null.
  • use [double_option_str] for Option<Option<Decimal>> where the field may be missing and may be null.
  • use [non_required_str] for Option<Decimal> where the field may be missing but may not be null.
  • use [nullable_str] for Option<Decimal> where the field is required but may be null.
  • use double_option_arbitrary_precision for Option<Option<Decimal>> where the field may be missing and may be null.
  • use non_required_arbitrary_precision for Option<Decimal> where the field may be missing but may not be null.
  • use nullable_arbitrary_precision for Option<Decimal> where the field is required but may be null.