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## Import
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In deno:
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```typescript
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import { Serializer } from "https://code.thunderk.net/typescript/serializer/raw/branch/master/mod.ts";
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```
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## Use
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Suppose you have 2 classes Class1 and Class2, whose instances you want to
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serialize:
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```typescript
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Class1 { /* [...] */ }
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Class2 { /* [...] */ }
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// Here is the example object we want to serialize to a string
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const obj = {
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a: [1, "a", new Class1()],
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b: new Class2("x"),
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c: new Class3(),
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};
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// We prepare the serializer, providing the class namespace
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const namespace = {
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Class1,
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Class2,
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};
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const serializer = new Serializer(namespace);
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// Optionally, some class instances may be ignored (they will be replaced by *undefined*)
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serializer.addIgnoredClass(Class3);
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// Serialize the object to a string
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const state = serializer.serialize(obj);
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// Reconstruct the object back
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const nobj = serializer.unserialize(state);
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console.log(nobj.a[0]);
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// output: 1
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console.log(nobj.b instance of Class2);
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// output: true
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console.log(nobj.c);
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// output: undefined
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```
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