Odd Behavior for `Function` field
See original GitHub issueclass TestSchema(Schema):
test = fields.Function(deserialize=lambda x: 1)
test2 = fields.Constant(11)
TestSchema().load({})
yields UnmarshalResult(data={'test2': 11}, errors={})
, ie omitting test
. The fix seems to be:
class TestSchema2(Schema):
test = fields.Function(deserialize=lambda x: 1, missing='asdf')
test2 = fields.Constant(11)
yielding: UnmarshalResult(data={'test': 1, 'test2': 11}, errors={})
.
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You could use it to invert a boolean value when mapping a field like
enabled
todisabled
. Sometimes a custom field is overkill when the just need to transform the input value a little.