safe_json_serializable 0.3.0

Crash-safe drop-in for json_serializable: runs its generator with tolerant TypeHelpers so backend type changes never crash fromJson. No fork, no per-field annotations.

0.3.0

• Behaviour change: a non-nullable List with no @JsonKey(defaultValue:) now falls back to an empty list instead of throwing. The empty list is the type's own neutral value, so it invents no data — unlike a scalar, where 0 or '' would be a made-up answer. Elements keep their existing rules: a bad element becomes null in a List<T?>, and still fails loud in a List<T>.
• A non-nullable nested model with a non-object value now reports a FormatException via failParse instead of letting asStringMap throw a bare as Map TypeError. Same fail-fast semantics, readable error.

0.2.1

• Raise the SDK constraint to ^3.9.0 to match json_serializable ^6.14.0 and json_annotation ^4.12.0, which already require it. No code changes.

0.2.0

• Support json_serializable options

0.1.0

• Initial release.
• Crash-safe fromJson for json_serializable via custom TypeHelpers, with no fork and no per-field annotations.
• Tolerant parsing for int, double, num, String, bool, DateTime, nested models and lists (incl. list/collection elements).
• Nullable fields become null on bad data; non-null fields coerce when possible and otherwise fail fast, unless @JsonKey(defaultValue:) provides a fallback.