I have an app where there I have normal ActiveRecord
ids as well as a unique field (eg ident
) that's unique on an external, canonical database. A model looks like:
class Parent
has_many :childs, foreign_key: :parent_ident, primary_key: :ident
end
class Child
belongs_to :parent, foreign_key: :parent_ident, primary_key: :ident
end
For various reasons I'd like the consumer of my Rails API to use the canonical ids (eg ident
) not the ids defined on the app. So I've defined my serializers (using ActiveModel::Serializer
):
class ParentSerializer < ActiveModel::Serializer
attributes :id, :ident, :other, :stuff
has_many :children
def id
object.ident
end
end
class ChildSerializer < ActiveModel::Serializer
attributes :id, ident, :parent_ident, :things
def id
object.ident
end
end
the problem is that the JSON generated correctly is using my overridden IDs for the top-level attributes but the IDs in the child_ids
field are the local ids not the canonical idents I want to use.
{
parents: [
{
id: 1234, // overridden correctly in AM::S
ident: 1234,
other: 'other',
stuff: 'stuff',
child_ids: [ 1, 2, 3 ], // unfortunately using local ids
}
],
childs: [
{
id: 2345, // doesn't match child_ids array
ident: 2345,
parent_ident: 1234,
things: 'things'
}
]
}
Question: is there a way to make the parent serializer use the ident
field of it's association rather than the default id
field?
I have tried putting a def child_ids
in the ParentSerializer
without success.
I am using Rails 4.2 and the 9.3 version of active_model_serializers
gem.
您可以根据文档指定关联的自定义序列化程序
has_many :children, serializer: ChildSerializer
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