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Hi @jecaro, thanks for this. Just to set expectations, |
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Sure, I understand the situation. In any case, having this little piece of code around, even in an unmerged PR, could be useful to people running into the same needs. Thanks for keeping those libraries up to date with recent |
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This is a little combinator I found convenient when using the library.
It allows you to apply a validation function to the deserialized value. It is thus useful to enforce invariants on custom data types, for example, check that a
Intis strictly positive etc...