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Dear Brett Wooldridge,

HikariJSON is the fastest JSON parser.

So, we try to use HikariJSON in out projects. But we can NOT find HikariJSON in https://search.maven.org.

Can you submit HikariJSON to the Maven repository?

Thank you!

I just found this project throught the HikariCP (congratulations, by the way).
I was wondering if there are any plans on taking back on this project and what else is planned, in case the first answer is yes.
Thank you !!!

Project tasks:

• Implement POJO to JSON serialization
• JSR 353 API support, benchmarked against reference implementation, and tested with the acceptance test suite.
• Support for user-defined serializers/deserializers?

Not sure how and if this project is active, but here's a suggestion.
Since this library is Java 8+ only, it would make a lot of sense that it supports AnnotatedType when deserializing, especially if the support for user-defined (de)serializers is added.
This would allow fine grained logic in the custom (de)serializers.
E.g. A custom (de)serializer could be written to process types such as List<@Base64 Book> by Base64-de/encoding the JSON value before the usual (de)serialization.

I've been looking for a Java JSON library with such capabilities for use in my project, and exactly 0 exist. I maintain a library for advanced reflection that works with AnnotatedType but don't really have the capacity to develop a JsSON library as well, so I'm opening this suggestion on projects that are Java 8+ only or in early development (as this one seems to be).

Is it still under development?
When is it officially released to maven?