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lib/jsonapi/deserializable/resource.rb
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@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ module JSONAPI
@attributes = @data['attributes'] || {}
@relationships = @data['relationships'] || {}
# Objectifies each included object
# Objectifies each included object
@included = initialize_included(payload.key?('included') ? payload['included'] : [])
deserialize!
@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ module JSONAPI
# For each included, create an object of the correct type
included.map do |data|
# Find the key of type
# Find the key of type
key = key_to_type_mapping_inverted[data['type']&.to_s&.to_sym]
# Finds the deserializer
@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ module JSONAPI
# If the deserializer is not available, uses the current class to create the object
if deserializer.blank?
# Important to wrap this around this hash. This will be crucial for use in method `find_in_included/2` defined in the same class.
# Important to wrap this around this hash. This will be crucial for use in method `find_in_included/2` defined in the same class.
# If the deserializer is created using the current class, we will need to pluck all its attributes
{ has_deserializer: false, object: self.class.new({ 'data' => data }) }
else
@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ module JSONAPI
# In the example above, people is the type of the objects in "included", but the name of the key is 'author'
# It creates this mapping so that to find the right derserializer for the given key (if any)
self.class.has_one_rel_options.map { |h, k| { h => k[:type]} }.reduce({}, :merge).invert.merge(
self.class.has_many_rel_options.map { |h, k| { h => k[:type]} }.reduce({}, :merge)
self.class.has_many_rel_options.map { |h, k| { h => k[:type]} }.reduce({}, :merge)
)
end
@ -186,13 +186,13 @@ module JSONAPI
id = val['data'] && val['data']['id']
type = val['data'] && val['data']['type']
hash = block.call(val, id, type, self.class.key_formatter.call(key))
register_mappings(hash.keys, "/relationships/#{key}")
if options.[](:with_included)
if options.[](:with_included) && id.present? && type.present?
return {**hash, key.to_sym => find_in_included(id:, type:)}
end
hash
end
# rubocop: enable Metrics/AbcSize
@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ module JSONAPI
options = self.class.has_many_rel_options[key] || {}
return {} unless block && val['data'].is_a?(Array)
ids = val['data'].map { |ri| ri['id'] }
@ -225,7 +225,7 @@ module JSONAPI
cross_reference = @included.select { |doc| doc[:object]&.instance_variable_get(:@id) == id && doc[:object].instance_variable_get(:@type) == type }&.first
# If the deserializer is created using a given class, we will need to call .to_h on it instead of plucking all its attributes
cross_reference[:has_deserializer] ? cross_reference[:object].to_h : cross_reference[:object].instance_variable_get(:@attributes).to_h
cross_reference[:has_deserializer] ? cross_reference[:object].to_h : cross_reference[:object].instance_variable_get(:@attributes).to_h.merge({ id: id, type: type })
end
# rubocop: enable Metrics/AbcSize
end