I have this struct that is created by deserializing with Serde and I want to have a field of type Url
in it which is not deserialized:
#[derive(Deserialize, Debug)]
pub struct Flow {
#[serde(skip_deserializing)]
pub source: Url,
}
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Serde complains about Url
not satisfying the Default
trait. I have tried with and without deriving Default
. Is my only option for me to implement the Default
trait for Url
myself?
Serde is really designed to be fast, by allowing fully statically dispatched operations without runtime reflections so formats and types are decoupled at code but transparent to the optimization.
Rustc has to serialize and deserialize various data during compilation. Specifically: "Crate metadata", mainly query outputs, are serialized in a binary format into rlib and rmeta files that are output when compiling a library crate, these are then deserialized by crates that depend on that library.
SerDe is a short name for "Serializer and Deserializer." Hive uses SerDe (and FileFormat) to read and write table rows. HDFS files --> InputFileFormat --> <key, value> --> Deserializer --> Row object. Row object --> Serializer --> <key, value> --> OutputFileFormat --> HDFS files.
You can use #[serde(default = "path")]
on the field to give a function with the signature fn() -> Url
that should be called if the field is missing.
It's also possible to implement Deserialize
yourself and handle missing values appropriately.
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