<commit_before>module SuperSerial #like, for srs
  module ClassMethods
    attr_accessor :super_serial_column_name, :serialized_entry_names

    # Use this method if you need a more robust serialized column. The first argument is the column to store
    # the serialized data in. From the hash argument, it will define getters and setters for each symbol
    # or key from the with_defaults hash you pass to it. It handles adding each entry to attr_accessible, which
    # means you will be able to access values from your serialized column like any other ActiveRecord attr_accessible.
    #
    # +defaults+
    #
    # This method will set default return values for any entries defined. If the default is a boolean value, it will
    # define a getter instance method ending in ?. Note that once a default is set, the type cannot be changed.
    #
    # +usage+
    #
    # class AwesomeClass < ActiveRecord::Base
    #   include SuperSerial
    #   super_serialize :super_column, entry_1: 'SOME DEFAULT VALUE', entry_2: nil, entry_3: true<commit_msg>Update .super_serialize comments<commit_after>module SuperSerial #like, for srs
  module ClassMethods
    attr_accessor :super_serial_column_name, :serialized_entry_names

    # Use this method if you need a more robust serialized column. The first argument denotes the column to store
    # the serialized data in. From the remaining hash argument, it will define getters and setters using
    # the given key-value pairs to assign default values to named entries. Each entry is added to attr_accessible.
    #
    # +defaults+
    #
    # This method will set default return values for any entries defined. If the default is a boolean value, it will
    # define a getter instance method ending in ?. It infers the default value's type and validates values against that type.
    # It has built-in ActiveRecord-style automatic type conversions for convertible values. Note that once a default is set,
    # any change to its type will need to be accompanied by a migration to change any stored data to the correct type.
    #
    #
    # +usage+
    #
    # class AwesomeClass < ActiveRecord::Base
    #   include SuperSerial
    #   super_serialize :super_column, entry_1: 'SOME DEFAULT VALUE', entry_2: nil, entry_3: true
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