I have a controller thats building an array of hash as follows:
product_controller.rb
class ProductController < ApplicationController
def product
existing_products = Product.where(abc, deb)
existing_products = mapped_existing_products(existing_products)
some_other_method(existing_products)
render status: :ok,
json: { existingProducts: existing_products }
end
private
def mapped_existing_products(existing_products)
product_mapping = []
existing_products.each do |product|
product_mapping << {
product_id: product.id,
order_id: activity.product_order_id
}
end
product_mapping
end
end
I am new to ruby but from what i read i have to create a serializer but serializer is for model and i dont have serializer for Product since i am rendering a hash with new attributes.
I tried to create a serializer like below
class ProductMappingSerializer < ActiveModel::Serializer
attributes :product_id, :order_id
end
and in controller
render json: existing_products,
serializer: ProductMappingSerializer,
status: :ok
end
but when i test it i get error
undefined method `read_attribute_for_serialization' for #<Array:0x00007fa28d44dd60>
How can i serialize attributes of hash in rendered json?
Outside of Rails, one way to serialize a Ruby object is with Marshal
# make array of hash
irb> a_of_h = [{}, {:a => 'a'}]
=> [{}, {:a=>"a"}]
# serialize it
irb> dump = Marshal.dump(a_of_h)
=> "\x04\b[\a{\x00{\x06:\x06aI\"\x06a\x06:\x06ET"
# bring it back
irb> back = Marshal.load(dump)
=> [{}, {:a=>"a"}]
# check that it happened
irb> back
=> [{}, {:a=>"a"}]
This may or may not meet the needs of your application.
Another way is with JSON
irb> require 'json'
=> true
irb> j = JSON.dump(a_of_h)
=> "[{},{\"a\":\"a\"}]"
There is also YAML
irb> require 'yaml'
=> true
irb> YAML.dump(a_of_h)
=> "---\n- {}\n- :a: a\n"
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