I've looked through the documentation and test examples and don't seem to see a way to parse array of arrays. Some JSON I'm trying to parse for example has:
class MyRepresenter
...
collection :choices, decorator: ChoicesRepresenter
end
class ChoicesRepresenter
include Representable::JSON::Collection
items class: Choice do
...
end
end
If I just do ChoicesRepresenter.new([]).from_json(choices) on an array passed in it works, but nested as the decorator gives this error:
NoMethodError (undefined method `call' for nil:NilClass)
I also tried:
class MyRepresenter
...
collection :choices,
instance: lambda { |choices| ChoicesRepresenter.for_collection.new([]).from_json(choices.to_json) }
end
class ChoicesRepresenter
...
collection_representer class: Choice
end
That from_json I was also able to verify works on an array passed to it, but in the instance did not work. This gave me:
NoMethodError (undefined method `has_key?' for #)
I've also tried variations of the two with values, to_a, nested collection where i didn't declare the name, extend. None of them worked.
Hi there,
I've looked through the documentation and test examples and don't seem to see a way to parse array of arrays. Some JSON I'm trying to parse for example has:
I thought standalone collection might work:
If I just do
ChoicesRepresenter.new([]).from_json(choices)
on an array passed in it works, but nested as the decorator gives this error:I also tried:
That
from_json
I was also able to verify works on an array passed to it, but in theinstance
did not work. This gave me:I've also tried variations of the two with
values
,to_a
, nested collection where i didn't declare the name,extend
. None of them worked.