Preliminary support for enum deserialization on PG #28
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Signed-off-by: cies <cies-AT@kde-DOT.nl>
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I took a stab at #21 . I found that enums where not supported (as per
TODO()s in the code base that this PR implements).There are some tests. Only for PG for now (I post this PR as a draft).
I would not mind to create working test for all platforms, but that's take more time and I first would like a review of the work thus far to know if I'm in the right direction and if a contribution like this is even considered for merging.
As it could be a strategic decision not to allow enums, as they may not be needed for downstream ExoQuery libraries, and/or this would also put more eyes on supporting enums in the Terpal compiler plugin as well (which may require adding a dependency to that project, like kotlinx.serialization or reflection; see ExoQuery/Terpal#17 ).
Looking fwd to you response. No hurry. And "no" is also a valid answer. :)