We found that jackson-jr is great in cases where small library size and fast initialization time is important. We use it in Android apps and AWS Lambdas. But one thing that is missing is support for date/time types as specified in JSR-310 specification.
I understand that this is currently only possible by implementing custom ValueReaders/ValueWriters. The documentation points to a blog post with some Groovy code that is not available anymore and can only be found through the web archive.
Please consider adding support for Java 8 date/time types to jackson-jr, e.g. though an additional library/module that provides the required ValueReaders and ValueWriters.
We found that jackson-jr is great in cases where small library size and fast initialization time is important. We use it in Android apps and AWS Lambdas. But one thing that is missing is support for date/time types as specified in JSR-310 specification.
I understand that this is currently only possible by implementing custom ValueReaders/ValueWriters. The documentation points to a blog post with some Groovy code that is not available anymore and can only be found through the web archive.
Please consider adding support for Java 8 date/time types to jackson-jr, e.g. though an additional library/module that provides the required ValueReaders and ValueWriters.