1.1.1

Add SoundEvent Serializer

1.1.2

Add SoundCategory and SoundInstance.AttenuationType Serializers

2.0.0

Add a fully custom ItemStack serializer that allows ItemStacks that store more than 64 of a kind. This is a breaking change, all previously stored ItemStacks will be incompatible.

2.0.1

• Built-in serializers will now log a warning instead of crash when fields are missing. You should still provide default values.
• Kotlinx.serialization updated to 0.13.0

3.0.0

NBT is now stored in a completely different format.
To illustrate, take the following class: kotlin @Serializable class MyData(val ids: List<UUID>, val someNum: Int) Previously it would be stored in a format that looks like this (this is NBT, not JSON): json { "ids.0.least": 1234, "ids.0.most": 5678, "ids.1.least": 121212, "ids.1.most": 3232323, "someNum": 2 } Now objects are properly nested using ListTag and CompoundTag: json { "ids": [ { "least": 1234, "most": 5678 }, { "least" : 121212, "most": 3232323 } ], "someNum": 2 } This improves speed, and reduces memory usage and space taken. And most importantly, it makes the data much easier to debug.

Unsurprisingly, THIS UPDATE IS VERY SUPER BREAKING. Any NBT data stored with Drawer 2.0.1 and earlier will not be usable.

• Also, removed the .nullable extension property, since it's now provided by kotlinx.serialization itself! You just need to change the import.

3.1.0

Updated kotlinx.serialization to 0.14.0. This release allows you to serialize objects and sealed classes without SerialModule!

3.1.0-1.15-pre1

Now works in 1.15 (not compatible with 1.14.4).

3.1.1

Fixed an unnecessary cast causing an exception.

3.2.0

Fixed NBT serialization being completely broken with nullable lists and polymorphic classes.