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2019-09-27
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So I'm wondering whether I misunderstand how serdes is supposed to work. I'm trying to follow the serdes example with the exception that I pass json to the input:
https://github.com/FundingCircle/jackdaw/blob/master/examples/serdes/src/serdes.clj#L26
and then instead of publish
ing "the-key" "the-value" I publish
"{\"some\": \"jsonkey\"}" "{\"some\": \"jsonvalue\"}"
I would expect that gets parsed and the output is then edn. But it seems it's just strings, in the j/peek, and in the get-keyvals
. Am I misunderstanding or is there maybe an error on my following the example?