package serde

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serde
- Serde
  - Config
  - De
  - De_base
    
    Deserializer
  - Deserializer
    
    Default
  - Ser
  - Ser_base
    
    Serializer
  - Serializer
    
    Default
  - Visitor

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val let* : 
  ('a, 'b) Stdlib.result ->
  ('a -> ('c, 'b) Stdlib.result) ->
  ('c, 'b) Stdlib.result

val pp_list : 
  (Stdlib.Format.formatter -> 'a -> unit) ->
  Stdlib.Format.formatter ->
  'a list ->
  unit

type error = [

| `invalid_field_type
| `missing_field
| `no_more_data
| `unimplemented
| `invalid_tag
| `Msg of string
| Rio.io_error

]

val pp_err : 
  Stdlib.Format.formatter ->
  [< `Closed
  | `Connection_closed
  | `Eof
  | `Exn of exn
  | `Msg of string
  | `No_info
  | `Noop
  | `Process_down
  | `Timeout
  | `Unix_error of Unix.error
  | `Would_block
  | `invalid_field_type
  | `invalid_tag
  | `missing_field
  | `no_more_data
  | `unimplemented ] ->
  unit

module Config : sig ... end

module Ser_base : sig ... end

module Ser : sig ... end

module De_base : sig ... end

module Visitor : sig ... end

module De : sig ... end

module Serializer : sig ... end

module Deserializer : sig ... end

val serialize : 
  'value 'state 'output. ('state, 'output) Serializer.t ->
  'state ->
  ('value, 'state, 'output) Ser.t ->
  'value ->
  ('output, error) Stdlib.result

val deserialize : 
  'value 'state. 'state Deserializer.t ->
  'state ->
  ('value, 'state) De.t ->
  ('value, error) Stdlib.result