While using serialize_with_options I came to realise that it doesn't work as I expected when it comes to arrays.
So given an array of @posts (as seen in the README) calling @posts.to_json will neither include the user or show only the title.
Not sure if that's the expected behaviour or I'm missing something since I can't find 开发者_运维知识库anything related.
Using Rails 3.0.4
PS. Are there any alternatives when it comes to include 2 custom attributes on the JSON format of a model?
consider overloading ActiveModel::Serializers::JSON.as_json like that:
class Post
def as_json(options)
# make sure options is not nil
options ||= {}
# call super with modified options
super options.deep_merge(methods: [:custom_attr1, :custom_attr2])
end
def custom_attr1
"return first custom data"
end
def custom_attr2
"return second custom data"
end
end
#rspec this like that
describe Post do
subject { Post.new }
it "has custom data" do
to_json.should include(
{ custom_attr1: "return first custom data",
custom_attr2: "return second custom data"})
end
end
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