refactor: allow individual superjson instances (closes #87) #162
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@arthur-er I implemented your request with this Draft, and published to
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It works as intended! Sorry for the near year late response. |
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good to hear that :D do you still need the functionality? if not, I'll hold out on merging this until somebody needs it - the less complexity, the better :D |
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yeah, i need it again now🤣 |
this allows the creation of individual superjson instances, so there can be multiple different configurations. it keeps the global instance in place for backwards compatibility, and b/c most users will be fine with one global config.
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published! :) |
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Thanks! |
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this allows the creation of individual superjson instances, so there can be multiple different configurations.
it keeps the global instance in place for backwards compatibility, and b/c most users will be fine with one global config.