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trait Encoder[E, D, T] extends Serializable

Type class for types that can be encoded into others.

E

encoded type - what to encode to.

D

decoded type - what to encode from.

T

tag type.

Source
Encoder.scala
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Abstract Value Members

  1. abstract def encode(d: D): E

    Encodes the specified value.

Concrete Value Members

  1. def contramap[DD](f: (DD) => D): Encoder[E, DD, T]

    Creates a new Encoder instances that applies the specified function before encoding.

    Creates a new Encoder instances that applies the specified function before encoding.

    This is a convenient way of creating Encoder instances: if you already have an Encoder[E, D, R], need to write an Encoder[E, DD, R] and know how to turn a DD into a D, you need but call contramap.

  2. def mapEncoded[EE](f: (E) => EE): Encoder[EE, D, T]
  3. def tag[TT]: Encoder[E, D, TT]
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    @SuppressWarnings()