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We should consider migrating to a binary file format for the fs-storage crate. One potential crate is bincode.
For context, I came across some benchmarks for Rust serialization frameworks, which could be valuable. You can find them here.
Additionally, I just noted that the current output from FileStorage does not output a valid JSON file. The output is:
version 2
{"a":"1","b":"2","c":"3"}
It's also worth noting that the file doesn't have .json extension.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We should consider migrating to a binary file format for the
fs-storage
crate. One potential crate is bincode.For context, I came across some benchmarks for Rust serialization frameworks, which could be valuable. You can find them here.
Additionally, I just noted that the current output from
FileStorage
does not output a valid JSON file. The output is:It's also worth noting that the file doesn't have
.json
extension.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: