Hello there!
I'm having some difficulty understanding how to serialize nested records in
sequel. After reading the documentation, it seems that I might be able to
serialize a nested data model like so:
Class Foo
one_to_many :bars
plugin :json_serializer, {
:include => {
:bars => {
:include => {
:baz => {}
}
}
}
}
end
Class Bar
one_to_one :baz
end
Class Baz
end
However, after calling Foo.new.to_json, and creating the associating
records, I am returned a rather odd representation of JSON:
{"id" => 1, :bars => [{"json"
=>"{\"id\":1,\"baz\":{\"json\":\"{\\\"id\\\"}}}}]}
As you can see, the Foo object (the root object) appears to render its
attributes correctly, but the nested attributes not only have an
undesirable "json" root key for their representation, but it also appears
as they are being rendered as their stringified representation.
Is this expected? Am I missing something?
The sequel version I'm using is: 4.7.0
Thanks!
-Kelly.
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