v1.1.5

Author: treeform

README.md

@@ -301,7 +301,7 @@ type Entry = object
 
 ## Full support for raw-json.
 
-Sometimes you don't need to parse the json, but just send it or store it in the database. You can speed this up by using `RawJson` type. What it does is prevents full parsing of that json tree and instead returns it is a `RawJson` (`disticnt string`) type. You can then do anything you want with that. Store it in a database or pass it along to some other API. Or maybe parse it later again with jsony.
+Sometimes you don't need to parse the json, but just send it or store it in the database. You can speed this up by using `RawJson` type. What it does is prevents full parsing of that json tree and instead returns it is a `RawJson` (`distinct string`) type. You can then do anything you want with that. Store it in a database or pass it along to some other API. Or maybe parse it later again with jsony.
 
 ```nim
 import jsony

jsony.nimble

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-version     = "1.1.4"
+version     = "1.1.5"
 author      = "Andre von Houck"
 description = "A loose direct to object json parser with hooks."
 license     = "MIT"