Class EmptySerializer

Default serializer that can convert JS data structures to the target type. It coerces types, converts object literals to class instances, and has type guards for JS types.

JSONSerializer has the same but for JSON data structures.

Hierarchy

Serializer
- EmptySerializer

Index

Constructors

Properties

deserializeRegistry name serializeRegistry typeGuards validators

Methods

clear registerSerializers registerTypeGuards registerValidators setExplicitUndefined

Constructors

constructor

new EmptySerializer(name?: string): EmptySerializer
Parameters
- name: string = 'empty'
Returns EmptySerializer
Overrides Serializer.constructor
- Defined in packages/type/src/serializer.ts:2235

Properties

deserializeRegistry

deserializeRegistry: TemplateRegistry = ...

name

name: string = 'json'

serializeRegistry

serializeRegistry: TemplateRegistry = ...

typeGuards

typeGuards: TypeGuardRegistry = ...

validators

validators: TemplateRegistry = ...

Methods

clear

clear(): void
Returns void
Inherited from Serializer.clear
- Defined in packages/type/src/serializer.ts:1775

`Protected` registerSerializers

registerSerializers(): void
Returns void
Overrides Serializer.registerSerializers
- Defined in packages/type/src/serializer.ts:2242

`Protected` registerTypeGuards

registerTypeGuards(): void
Returns void
Inherited from Serializer.registerTypeGuards
- Defined in packages/type/src/serializer.ts:1984

`Protected` registerValidators

registerValidators(): void
Returns void
Overrides Serializer.registerValidators
- Defined in packages/type/src/serializer.ts:2239

setExplicitUndefined

setExplicitUndefined(type: Type, state: TemplateState): boolean
Parameters
- type: Type
- state: TemplateState
Returns boolean
Inherited from Serializer.setExplicitUndefined
- Defined in packages/type/src/serializer.ts:1768

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