Yes,
my $object = { Objects => [ Object1 => { Number => 1, countryCode =>
'DE' }, Object2 => { Number => 2 } ] };
$c->render(json => $object)
Will do what you want; just pass it the raw perl structure :)
On 3/2/2017 3:44 PM, Martin P wrote:
Hello folks,
I'm quite new to Mojolicious, and currently struggling with correct
rendering.
Is it possible to render json-formated strings in perl?
something like:
$myString = "{Objects => [Object1 => {Number => 1, countryCode =>
"DE"},Object2 => {Number => 2, countryCode => "DE"}]}"
$c->render(json => $myString);
If a try to do it in this way I get a quoted string back, instead of a
well formated json document :-(
Any advices???
BR Martin
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