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About
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Class instances are reconstructed properly, as long as they are in the provided namespace. Circular references are handled.
Usage example
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Install
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npm install tk-serializer
Use
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Suppose you have 2 classes Class1 and Class2, whose instances you want to serialize.
```typescript
import { Serializer } from "ts-serializer";
import { Serializer } from "tk-serializer";
const namespace = {
Class1,