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From the module's README:
kyo-schema
Define a case class and get JSON serialization, Protobuf encoding, field validation, type-safe lenses, structural diffs, and more, all derived from the type's structure. No annotations, no boilerplate. Works across JVM, JavaScript, and Scala Native.
The module depends only on
kyo-data(pure data structures) and has no dependency on Kyo's effect runtime, so it can be adopted as a standalone library.Everything flows from
Schema[A], the central type that captures a type's structure at compile time. It's the single source of truth that powers serialization, validation, navigation, and conversion.The module provides these primitives:
Json/ProtobufFocusCompareModifyChangesetBuilderConvertStructure