@kirillshevch I'm using version 1.0.5, and there seems to be an issue with serializing related entities - here's a quick and dirty example with the Stripe API:
module StripeApi
module Entities
class Person < ApiStruct::Entity
client_service StripeApi::Clients::Persons
attr_entity :id,
:first_name,
:last_name
has_entity :verification, as: StripeApi::Entities::Verification
end
end
end
module StripeApi
module Entities
class Verification < ApiStruct::Entity
client_service StripeApi::Clients::Persons
attr_entity :status,
:details,
:details_code
end
end
end
With those two serializers in place, when I call StripeApi::Entities::Person.show <params>, here's what I get:
Essentially the verification field on the Person entity gets deserialized as if it was a attr_entity :verification - the Verification entity fails to exclude all params except status, details and details_code. What do you think?
@kirillshevch I'm using version
1.0.5
, and there seems to be an issue with serializing related entities - here's a quick and dirty example with the Stripe API:With those two serializers in place, when I call
StripeApi::Entities::Person.show <params>
, here's what I get:#<Hashie::Mash first_name="John" id="person_<HIDDEN>" last_name="Doe" verification=#<Hashie::Mash additional_document=#<Hashie::Mash back=nil details=nil details_code=nil front=nil> details=nil details_code=nil document=#<Hashie::Mash back=nil details=nil details_code=nil front=nil> status="unverified">>
Essentially the
verification
field on thePerson
entity gets deserialized as if it was aattr_entity :verification
- theVerification
entity fails to exclude all params exceptstatus
,details
anddetails_code
. What do you think?