Add optional JsonSchema support #78
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Hello @mbrubeck , @reem et al, thanks for this useful library. Here's a feature enhancement that could help out.
Motivating Use Case
I would like to use types from
ordered-floatin one of my JSON APIs. The JSON API has a constraint that all involved types must implementJsonSchemafrom the schemars crate in order to wire up autogeneration of JSON schema for API documentation and discoverability.Implementation Details
schemarsis added as an optional dependency. Implementations ofJsonSchemaforOrderedFloat<f32|f64>andNotNan<f32|f64>are provided behind feature flag gating. Both "std" and "schemars" features are required, as theschemarscrate is firmlystd-only.The provided schema match the pre-existing
serdeimplementations which serialize the underlying float value without any additional structure.Relevant unit tests have been added as well.