update README

Author: Leawind

README.md

@@ -11,27 +11,23 @@ flowchart LR
 	val <--> pures <--> str;
 ```
 
-| Value               | Pures                                                    | String (JSON Format)                                               |
-| ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
-| `12138`             | `[12138]`                                                | `[12138]`                                                          |
-| `true`              | `[true]`                                                 | `[true]`                                                           |
-| `16n`               | `[{T:3,V:"16"}]`                                         | `[{"T":3,"V":"16"}]`                                               |
-| `[80, 'http']`      | `[[1,2],80,"http"]`                                      | `[[1,2],80,"http"]`                                                |
-| `Math`              | `[{T:7,K:"Math"}]`                                       | `[{"T":7,"K":"Math"}]`                                             |
-| `new Set()`         | `[{T:8,N:"Set",V:1},[]]`                                 | `[{"T":8,"N":"Set","V":1},[]]`                                     |
-| `{ name: 'Steve' }` | `[{T:6,C:1,P:[["name",2,{}]]},{T:7,K:"Object"},"Steve"]` | `[{"T":6,"C":1,"P":[["name",2,{}]]},{"T":7,"K":"Object"},"Steve"]` |
-
-- **Value** - It can be any value, but for some special type of values, you may need to specify some extra information to make it work.
-- **Pures** - It can be directly converted to JSON string, then converted back and remain unchanged.
-- **String** - A string in JSON format.
+| Value               | Serialized                                               |
+| ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `12138`             | `[12138]`                                                |
+| `true`              | `[true]`                                                 |
+| `16n`               | `[{T:3,V:"16"}]`                                         |
+| `[80, 'http']`      | `[[1,2],80,"http"]`                                      |
+| `Math`              | `[{T:7,K:"Math"}]`                                       |
+| `new Set()`         | `[{T:8,N:"Set",V:1},[]]`                                 |
+| `{ name: 'Steve' }` | `[{T:6,C:1,P:[["name",2,{}]]},{T:7,K:"Object"},"Steve"]` |
 
 ## Features
 
-- **Supports built-in types** (e.g., `Map`, `Date`, `ArrayBuffer`, `Uint8Array`)
-- **Supports circular references**
-- **Serializable custom class instances**
-- **Deep cloning capability**
-- **Lightweight & dependency-free**
+-   **Supports built-in types** (e.g., `Map`, `Date`, `ArrayBuffer`, `Uint8Array`)
+-   **Supports circular references**
+-   **Serializable custom class instances**
+-   **Deep cloning capability**
+-   **Lightweight & dependency-free**
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -139,31 +135,31 @@ You may have noticed this in previous example about built-in class instance. Som
 
 These are supported builtin adapters.
 
-- `Number` `String` `Boolean`
-- `Map` `Set`
-- `Date` `RegExp` `URL` `URLSearchParams` `URLPattern`
-- `ArrayBuffer` `DataView`
-- `Uint8Array` `Uint8ClampedArray` `Int8Array` `Uint16Array` `Int16Array` `Uint32Array` `Int32Array` `Float16Array` `Float32Array` `Float64Array` `BigUint64Array` `BigInt64Array`
-- `ImageData` `ByteLengthQueuingStrategy` `Headers`
+-   `Number` `String` `Boolean`
+-   `Map` `Set`
+-   `Date` `RegExp` `URL` `URLSearchParams` `URLPattern`
+-   `ArrayBuffer` `DataView`
+-   `Uint8Array` `Uint8ClampedArray` `Int8Array` `Uint16Array` `Int16Array` `Uint32Array` `Int32Array` `Float16Array` `Float32Array` `Float64Array` `BigUint64Array` `BigInt64Array`
+-   `ImageData` `ByteLengthQueuingStrategy` `Headers`
 
 The implementation of those built-in adapters are at `src/seriall/builtin/adapters.ts`. You can also implement adapter for your custom Class.
 
 ## Limitations
 
-- **Added properties on special instances**\
-  Manually added properties to arrays or any class instances with adapters (e.g., `Map`, `Date`, `ArrayBuffer`) will be **silently dropped**.\
-  Example:
+-   **Added properties on special instances**\
+    Manually added properties to arrays or any class instances with adapters (e.g., `Map`, `Date`, `ArrayBuffer`) will be **silently dropped**.\
+    Example:
 
-  ```ts
-  const arr = [1, 2];
-  arr.customProp = 'value'; // ❌ Won't survive serialization
-  ```
+    ```ts
+    const arr = [1, 2];
+    arr.customProp = 'value'; // ❌ Won't survive serialization
+    ```
 
-- **No field filtering**\
-  All string-keyed own properties are serialized by default. Custom selection of serializable fields is not supported.
+-   **No field filtering**\
+    All string-keyed own properties are serialized by default. Custom selection of serializable fields is not supported.
 
-- **Symbol-keyed properties**\
-  Properties with `Symbol` keys will be **ignored** during serialization.
+-   **Symbol-keyed properties**\
+    Properties with `Symbol` keys will be **ignored** during serialization.
 
-- **JavaScript/TypeScript only**\
-  Currently lacks cross-language support. Serialized data can only be deserialized in JavaScript/TypeScript environments.
+-   **JavaScript/TypeScript only**\
+    Currently lacks cross-language support. Serialized data can only be deserialized in JavaScript/TypeScript environments.

test/tutorial.test.ts

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ import { assert } from '@std/assert/assert';
 import * as seriall from '@/mod.ts';
 
 Deno.test(function examples() {
-	console.log(`| Value | Pures | String (JSON Format) |`);
-	console.log(`|-|-|-|`);
+	console.log(`| Value | Serialized |`);
+	console.log(`|-|-|`);
 	Object.entries({
 		'true': true,
 		'12138': 12138,
@@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ Deno.test(function examples() {
 		[
 			key,
 			seriall.stringify(value).replace(/"(\w)":/g, '$1:'),
-			seriall.stringify(value),
 		].map((s) => '`' + s + '`')
 	).map((s) => console.log('|', s.join(' | '), '|'));
 });