> > Try out the json_serializer plugin and let me know what you think.
Funny, sometimes I feel like I'm tuned-in to the Sequel zeitgeist. :-)
The plugin looks really nice overall, but I did have a couple
questions. Here's my example code:
@users = User.all
puts @users.first.to_json
puts @users.to_json
This yields:
{"json_class":"User","first":"a","last":"b","dob":"2010-06-05
20:16:36 -0700"}
[{"json_class":"User","first":"a","last":"b","dob":"2010-06-05
20:16:36 -0700"},
{"json_class":"User","first":"b","last":"c","dob":"2010-06-05
20:16:36 -0700"}]
Questions:
1) How difficult would it be to turn on the "root node" behavior that
some JSON frameworks expect? So something like:
@user.to_json(:root => true)
@users.to_json(:root => true)
Which would change the output to:
{"user": {"first":"a","last":"b","dob":"2010-06-05 20:16:36 -0700"}}
{"users": [
{"user": {"first":"a","last":"b","dob":"2010-06-05 20:16:36
-0700"}},
{"user": {"first":"b","last":"c","dob":"2010-06-05 20:16:36
-0700"}}
]}
2) For the options that make sense, would it be possible to propagate
these to class-level settings as well? So:
Sequel::Model.plugin :json_serializer, :naked => true, :root =>
true
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Nate
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