Struct sqlite_collections::serializer::Direct

pub struct Direct<Owned, Borrowed = <Owned as Deref>::Target>
where
    Borrowed: ToSql + Debug + ?Sized + ToOwned<Owned = Owned>,
    Owned: FromSql + Borrow<Borrowed> + Debug,
{ /* private fields */ }

A Direct serializer, just serializing and deserializing types directly.

Trait Implementations

impl<Owned, Borrowed> Debug for Direct<Owned, Borrowed>

where Borrowed: ToSql + Debug + ?Sized + ToOwned<Owned = Owned> + Debug, Owned: FromSql + Borrow<Borrowed> + Debug + Debug,

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl<Owned, Borrowed> Serializer for Direct<Owned, Borrowed>

where Borrowed: ToSql + Debug + ?Sized + ToOwned<Owned = Owned>, Owned: FromSql + Borrow<Borrowed> + Debug,

type Target = Owned

An owned target, for deserialization. This is exposed to the user in objects returned to them from queries.

type TargetBorrowed = Borrowed

A borrowed target, for serialization. This is exposed to the user of the collections in order for them to insert or query the collection.

type Buffer = Owned

An owned buffer, for serialization. This is not exposed to the user.

type BufferBorrowed = Borrowed

A borrowed buffer, for deserialization. This is not exposed to the user.

type SerializeError = Infallible

type DeserializeError = Infallible

fn sql_type() -> &'static str

The column type. This is not a constant, because you might want to query the SQLite version to select the best type for the version (for instance, selecting ANY for a STRICT table only where it’s available, and BLOB otherwise).

fn serialize( object: &Self::TargetBorrowed ) -> Result<Self::Buffer, Self::SerializeError>

Serialize a borrowed target into a buffer.

fn deserialize( data: &Self::BufferBorrowed ) -> Result<Self::Target, Self::DeserializeError>

Deserialize a target from a borrowed buffer.