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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a serde subsystem (attrs, traits, generic serialize), SIMDJSON-backed serializer/deserializer and tests; extends reflection with field_count and reflectable_class; reorganizes CMake/xmake to expose new public targets (reflection, serde, async, zest) with conditional FetchContent for libuv/simdjson and updates test wiring and CI. Changes
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In `@CMakeLists.txt`:
- Around line 127-134: The TEST_SOURCES file(GLOB ...) call doesn't recurse so
nested test .cpp files are missed; update the CMake logic that defines
TEST_SOURCES (the file(GLOB TEST_SOURCES ...) invocation) to use
file(GLOB_RECURSE TEST_SOURCES ...) instead, preserving the CONFIGURE_DEPENDS
flag and the subsequent list(FILTER TEST_SOURCES ...) and message() behavior so
the EVENTIDE_ENABLE_ASYNC exclusion still applies.
- Around line 82-85: The file(GLOB call defining EVENTIDE_SOURCES uses a
redundant "**" pattern and should be replaced with a recursive glob; remove the
second pattern ("${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/eventide/**/*.cpp") and change
the invocation to use file(GLOB_RECURSE EVENTIDE_SOURCES CONFIGURE_DEPENDS ...)
so that EVENTIDE_SOURCES is populated recursively and the intent is explicit
(update the file(GLOB EVENTIDE_SOURCES ...) invocation accordingly).
In `@include/serde/attrs.h`:
- Around line 11-12: Rename the concept identifier from warp_type to wrap_type
in the template declaration and update all references to it in this header (the
template declaration "template <typename T> concept warp_type = ..." and every
use of warp_type elsewhere in include/serde/attrs.h) so the name matches the
intended "wrap" semantics; ensure the concept signature remains unchanged
(template <typename T> concept wrap_type = !std::is_class_v<T> ||
std::is_final_v<T>), and update any comments or identifiers that referenced
warp_type to use wrap_type.
In `@include/serde/serde.h`:
- Line 42: Replace the range-for loop element type from auto& to auto&& wherever
you iterate over the container/view named v (and the other occurrence around
line 56) so the loop can bind to prvalues and proxy iterator returns; update the
loop header "for(auto& e: v)" to "for(auto&& e: v)" in the relevant loops (e.g.,
the for loop in serde.h that currently reads for(auto& e: v)) to handle all
value categories.
- Around line 22-33: The dispatch chain in the serializer overload is missing a
branch for floating_like, so floating-point values fall through to the final
static_assert; add an else if constexpr(floating_like<V>) branch that calls
s.serialize_float(v) (matching the serializer_like requirement) near the other
type-dispatch branches (the same sequence that currently checks bool_like,
int_like, uint_like, char_like, str_like, bytes_like) so serialize_float is used
for float/double/long double types and the static_assert is no longer triggered
for floating types.
- Around line 36-51: The code assumes std::ranges::size(v) for all ranges but
that requires sized_range; change both branches to pass an optional size to
serialize_seq/serialize_map by testing std::ranges::sized_range<decltype(v)> (or
concept sized_range) and only calling std::ranges::size(v) when true, otherwise
pass std::nullopt; update the sequence branch (serialize_seq, s_seq, element
loop) and apply the identical pattern to the map branch (serialize_map, s_map)
so both accept an optional<std::size_t> size parameter when available.
In `@include/serde/traits.h`:
- Around line 62-63: The file defines the concept bytes_like using
std::span<const std::byte> but does not include the header that provides
std::span; add the missing include directive to this translation unit (include
<span>) so bytes_like and std::span<const std::byte> are defined portably;
update/include the header near other standard includes in the file where
bytes_like is declared.
- Around line 144-145: The serializer_like concept incorrectly tests
serialize_bytes with a std::string_view; update the requires clause for
serializer_like to also declare a std::span<const std::byte> (or replace the
string_view use) and call s.serialize_bytes(byte_span) so the concept matches
bytes_like and real callers; specifically modify the serializer_like requires
that references serialize_bytes to accept a std::span<const std::byte> (matching
bytes_like) while keeping serialize_str tests with std::string_view.
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include/serde/attrs.h (2)
54-78:fixed_string(const char*)constructor has no bounds safety.The
const char*constructor at line 56 copies exactlyNcharacters fromstrwith no way to verify the pointer addresses at leastNvalid bytes. This is fine inconstexprcontexts (UB would be caught at compile time), but if ever evaluated at runtime it's a silent buffer over-read.Consider adding a
static_assertor a runtime check, or removing this overload in favor of the array-reference constructor (which at least carries size info).
25-39: Consider addingconstexprto conversion operators for compile-time use.The
annotate<warp_type T, ...>specialization's conversion operators (lines 29, 33) are not markedconstexpr. Given that the rest of the framework is heavily constexpr-oriented, this limits compile-time usability of annotated values.Proposed fix
- operator T&() { + constexpr operator T&() { return value; } - operator const T&() const { + constexpr operator const T&() const { return value; }include/serde/serde.h (1)
15-16: Minor style inconsistency intypenameusage for dependent types.Line 15 uses
typename T = typename S::value_type(explicittypenamefor the dependent name), while line 16 usestypename E = S::error_type(omitting the innertypename). Both are valid in C++20 (per P0634R3), but the inconsistency is distracting.Proposed fix — pick one style
template <serializer_like S, typename V, - typename T = typename S::value_type, - typename E = S::error_type> + typename T = S::value_type, + typename E = S::error_type>CMakeLists.txt (2)
54-54:GIT_TAG v1.xtracks a branch — builds are non-reproducible.Pinning to a branch means every fetch can pull different code. Consider pinning to a specific release tag or commit hash for reproducible builds.
141-144: Redundantcpptrace::cpptracelinkage.
eventide::zestalready linkscpptrace::cpptraceasPUBLIC(line 122), so it transitively propagates tounit_tests. The explicit link here is unnecessary.Proposed fix
target_link_libraries(unit_tests PRIVATE eventide::zest - cpptrace::cpptrace )
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In `@CMakeLists.txt`:
- Line 13: The CMake option name contains a typo: rename
option(EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMEJSON ...) to
option(EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON ...) and update all references accordingly
(including the preprocessor check and the `#error` in serializer.h that currently
references EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMEJSON) so the option and macro use
EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON consistently; search for
EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMEJSON and replace with EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON
in CMakeLists and serializer.h (and any other files) to fix the CI failure.
- Around line 164-172: The test glob TEST_SOURCES currently picks up all tests
including tests/serde/simdjson_tests.cpp which fails when
EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON is OFF; add a conditional that checks
EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON and, when OFF, run list(FILTER TEST_SOURCES
EXCLUDE REGEX ".*/tests/serde/.*simdjson.*" ) (or a suitable pattern to exclude
simdjson-related tests) and emit a message similar to the async block (e.g.,
message(STATUS "EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON=OFF: skipping simdjson tests")).
Ensure you reference and modify the same TEST_SOURCES list and use the
EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON variable.
- Around line 75-80: The FetchContent_Declare call currently pins simdjson to
the mutable branch by using GIT_TAG master which makes builds non-reproducible;
change the GIT_TAG value in the FetchContent_Declare(simdjson ...) block to a
specific tested release tag (e.g., v3.12.3) that is compatible with
simdjson::builder::string_builder, so the project always fetches that exact
release instead of the latest master; update any README or build docs to note
the pinned version and run a clean build to verify compatibility.
In `@include/serde/simdjson/serializer.h`:
- Around line 18-22: The `#error` message in serializer.h contains a typo:
"SIMEJSON" instead of "SIMDJSON" and references the misspelled CMake option
EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMEJSON; update the string in the `#error` directive to
reference EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON (and correct the human-readable
"SIMEJSON"→"SIMDJSON") so the macro name matches the intended option, and also
fix the corresponding misspelled CMake option in CMakeLists.txt so both the
`#error` message and CMake option use EVENTIDE_SERDE_ENABLE_SIMDJSON.
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include/serde/simdjson/serializer.h (2)
365-402:map_key_to_string— comprehensive butstd::to_stringfor floats may produce surprising results.
std::to_string(double)usessprintf-style formatting which can produce trailing zeros (e.g.,"1.500000") rather than the compact representation you might expect. This is a minor ergonomic issue for float-keyed maps (which are uncommon). Consider whetherstd::formatorsnprintfwith%gwould be preferable.
462-468: Private member declarations — consider reserving thestackvector.If typical serialization depth is known (e.g., 8–16 levels), a small initial reservation or using a small-buffer-optimized container could avoid repeated heap allocations for deeply nested structures. This is optional and only matters for performance-sensitive paths.
CMakeLists.txt (2)
88-95: Pinning libuv tov1.xbranch has the same reproducibility concern.Consider pinning to a specific release tag (e.g.,
v1.50.0) for deterministic builds.
96-99:CMAKE_BUILD_TYPEcheck doesn't work with multi-config generators.
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPEis empty for multi-config generators (Visual Studio, Ninja Multi-Config). The ASan flag for libuv will never activate under those generators. Since MSVC builds are already excluded by theNOT WIN32guard, this currently only affects Linux multi-config setups — low risk but worth noting.
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In `@include/serde/serde.h`:
- Around line 34-39: The optional-serialization branch in
is_specialization_of<std::optional, V> is inverted: when v.has_value() is true
it incorrectly calls s.serialize_none() and when false it calls
s.serialize_some(v.value()) (undefined behavior). Swap the branches so that
if(v.has_value()) calls s.serialize_some(v.value()) and the else calls
s.serialize_none(), ensuring you never call v.value() on an empty optional;
update the logic inside the optional specialization accordingly.
- Around line 40-41: The branch is checking is_specialization_of<std::variant,
T> where T is S::value_type; change the check to
is_specialization_of<std::variant, V> so the branch matches the actual value
type V; update the condition in the serde code path that currently reads "else
if constexpr(is_specialization_of<std::variant, T>)" to use V instead and keep
the std::visit call using v and s.serialize_some(value) as-is.
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include/serde/simdjson/serializer.h (1)
36-55:SerializeArrayandSerializeObjecthold a reference toSerializer— be cautious with move/copy semantics.These nested helper types store a raw reference to the parent
Serializer. Sinceserialize_seq/serialize_mapetc. return them by value inside astd::expected, the caller must ensure theSerializeroutlives the returned helper. This is currently safe given the usage pattern inserde::serialize, but consider deleting copy/move constructors or documenting the lifetime requirement to prevent misuse.Also applies to: 57-87
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In `@CMakeLists.txt`:
- Around line 88-95: libuv is pinned to a moving branch via GIT_TAG v1.x which
hurts reproducible builds; update the FetchContent_Declare call for the target
named libuv to pin a specific release (use v1.51.0 to match xmake) by replacing
the GIT_TAG value with v1.51.0 while keeping other fetch options (e.g.,
GIT_SHALLOW TRUE) intact so CMake fetches a fixed commit instead of the moving
branch.
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xmake.lua (1)
76-79: Simdjson is added to theeventide(async) target — should it be on a separate serde target instead?In
CMakeLists.txt, simdjson is linked toeventide_serde(an interface library), not to the async library. Here in xmake, simdjson is added as a public dependency of theeventidetarget (which wraps async/libuv sources). This couples the async library to a serde dependency. Consider whether a separateserdetarget would be more appropriate for consistency with the CMake layout.
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In `@include/serde/simdjson/deserializer.h`:
- Line 192: The assignment to pending_key uses field.escaped_key(), which
returns raw JSON escape sequences and breaks field matching for keys with
escapes; replace that call with field.unescaped_key() so pending_key receives
the decoded key string (update the assignment where pending_key is set from
field.escaped_key()).
- Around line 591-594: In skip_value(simdjson::ondemand::value& value) replace
the call to value.raw_json_token() with value.raw_json() so the full nested JSON
structure is consumed; call raw_json(), check the returned
simdjson_result<std::string_view> for errors (and log/propagate if needed) and
then discard the string_view to complete skipping the value and keep the parser
state consistent.
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.github/workflows/cmake.yml (1)
53-67: Build and test steps are correctly split for Windows vs. non-Windows.The
--config Debugfor Windows (multi-config generator) and the correspondingDebug\subdirectory for the test executable are correct.One optional suggestion: consider using
ctest --test-dir build-cmake(and--build-config Debugon Windows) instead of invoking the test binary directly. This gives you CTest features like timeouts, test filtering, and structured output for free.♻️ Optional: use ctest instead of direct executable invocation
- name: Test if: runner.os != 'Windows' - run: ./build-cmake/unit_tests + run: ctest --test-dir build-cmake --output-on-failure - name: Test (windows) if: runner.os == 'Windows' - run: .\build-cmake\Debug\unit_tests.exe + run: ctest --test-dir build-cmake --build-config Debug --output-on-failuretests/serde/simdjson_tests.cpp (1)
97-115: Consider addingdeserialize_optionalanddeserialize_varianttest cases.There are
serialize_optionalandserialize_varianttests but no corresponding deserialization tests. Adding round-trip coverage for these types would strengthen confidence in the serde paths, especially the optionaldeserialize_none/deserialize_someflow and the variant's active-alternative deserialization behavior.
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