Releases: xpol/lua-rapidjson
Releases · xpol/lua-rapidjson
v0.7.1
14 Apr 13:34
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v0.5.0
04 Nov 02:05
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JSON pointer and JSON schema support.
v0.4.5
04 Nov 02:06
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Checks encoding error for float point numbers.
RapidJSON compiling turn: use release config and turn SIMD on if supported.
v0.4.4
04 Nov 02:06
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Fixes build and test errors introduced in 0.4.3.
v0.4.3
04 Nov 02:07
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CMakeLists.txt supports command line defined RAPIDJSON_INCLUDE_DIRS to specified RapidJSON include directory.
Keeps only necessary RapidJSON header files and docs make the rock much smaller.
v0.4.2
04 Nov 02:08
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Update RapidJSON to latest HEAD version.
v0.4.1
04 Nov 02:08
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v0.4.0
04 Nov 02:09
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Checks circular reference when encoding tables.
A table is encoded as json array if:
have meta field __jsontype set to 'array'.
don't have meta filed __jsontype and length > 0.
When table is encoded as json object, only string keys and its values are encoded.
Integers are decoded to lua_Integer if it can be stored in lua_Integer.
v0.3.1
04 Nov 02:12
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Just fixes rockspec file.
v0.3.0
04 Nov 02:10
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Follow integers are encoded as integers.
Lua 5.3 integers.
-Integers stored in double and in between:
[INT64_MIN..INT64_MAX] on 64 bit Lua or
[INT32_MIN..INT32_MAX] in 32 bit Lua.
CI scripts updated, thanks @ignacio