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External serialize/deserialize functions #190

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    • Enhanced serialization and deserialization methods with optional custom functions
    • Added flexibility to convert objects to tree structures and vice versa by allowing custom serialization/deserialization strategies

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The pull request modifies the serialization utility functions in the serialize.ts file. The changes introduce optional custom serialization and deserialization functions to the objectToTree and treeToObject methods. This enhancement allows developers to provide their own serialization and deserialization logic, replacing the default JSON.stringify and JSON.parse methods. The modifications provide more flexibility in handling object transformations while maintaining the original default behavior.

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packages/ogre/src/serialize.ts - Updated objectToTree to accept optional serializeFn parameter
- Updated treeToObject to accept optional deserializeFn parameter
- Maintained default JSON serialization when no custom function provided

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packages/ogre/src/serialize.ts (1)

3-4: Ensure type coverage for serializeFn parameter.
While the current design is flexible, consider specifying a more precise type (e.g., a generic constraint) for obj to enhance type safety and help downstream consumers implement specialized serialization logic without relying on any.

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6-6: Validate compression settings.
The compression level and memory usage are explicitly set to { level: 6, mem: 8 }. Verify that these values are optimal for the intended dataset size and usage patterns, as over-compression can increase CPU overhead and memory usage.

packages/ogre/src/serialize.ts
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export const treeToObject = <T = any>(tree: string, deserializeFn?: (str: string) => T): T => {
const fn = deserializeFn ?? JSON.parse;
return fn(strFromU8(decompressSync(Buffer.from(tree, "base64"))));
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider robust error handling for malformed input.
Currently, if tree is malformed or if deserializeFn expects a different format, the function may fail with runtime errors. Consider catching errors or validating the input before calling decompressSync or fn.

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@nadilas nadilas deleted the feat/external_serialize_deserialize_functions branch January 4, 2025 17:51
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