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Jul 17, 2023 â‹… 10 min read

Using Protobuf with TypeScript for data serialization

Ibiyemi Adewakun Ibiyemi is a full-stack developer from Lagos. When she's not writing code, she likes to read, listen to music, and put cute outfits together.

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2 Replies to "Using Protobuf with TypeScript for data serialization"

  1. Very nice article! One observation is that the deserialized output doesn’t exactly match the originally defined object. Specifically, the original enum string values are replaced with numeric values, e.g., { “platform”: “WHATSAPP” } became { “platform”: 0 }, and { “relationship”: “FRIEND” } became { “relationship”: 0 }. How do you reconcile this? Is there a way to preserve the original string values for enums?

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