The crate supports conversion for the following types:

* `bool`
  * An `u8` value of `0` is defined to be `false`.
  * Any other value is `true`.
  * Note that an `u8` value of `1` is serialized for `true`.
* `i8`, `u8`, `i16`, `u16`, `i32`, `u32`, `i64`, `u64`, `i128`, `u128`
  * Are serialized in big endian encoding. See the corresponding
    `<type>::from_be_bytes` functions for more information.
  * They will take up exactly 1 (for `i8`/`u8`), 2 (for `i16`/`u16`),
    4 (for `i32`/`u32`), 8 (for `i64`/`u64`) and 16 (for `i128`/`u128`)
    bytes.
* `f32`, `f64`
  * Are serialized in big endian encoding. See the corresponding
    `<type>::from_be_bytes` functions for more information.
  * They will take up exactly 4 (for `f32`) and 8 (for `f64`) bytes.
* `char`
  * Is casted into a `u32` for serialization.
  * Note that not all `u32`s are valid `char`s, so deserialization might
    fail.
* **string**
  * Serializes the number of bytes as an `u64` value followed by the byte data
    itself.
* **byte array - `[u8]`**
  * Similar to strings, serializes the number of bytes as an `u64` value
    followed by the byte data itself.
* **option**
  * An `u8` value of `0` is defined to be [`None`]. Any other `u8` is a
    [`Some`] value.
  * A [`None`] value is deserialized as an `u8` value of `0`.
  * A [`Some`] value is deserialized as an `u8` value of `1` followed by the
    contained deserialized value.
  * Note that an `u8` value of `1` is taken for serialization of a [`Some`]
    value.

If the `derive` feature is enabled, `struct` and `enum` type can also be converted:

* **struct**
  * Serializes the fields of the struct in the order in which they were defined.
* **enum**
  * The index of the variant is serialized as an `u64` value followed by
    wrapped, serialized value.