I have a Ruby FlickRaw
response that I want to convert to JSON. Here's part of its structure:
#<FlickRaw::Response:0x7fbd11088678
@h = {
"id" => "72157628092176654",
"primary" => "6332013810",
"owner" => "8623220@N02",
"ownername" => "The Library of Congress",
"photo" => [
[ 0] #<FlickRaw::Response:0x7fbd1106a628
@h = {
"id" => "6332007340",
"secret" => "4d92733d70",
"server" => "6217",
"farm" => 7,
"title" => "Woodrow Wilson, Twenty-Eighth President of the United States (LOC)",
"isprimary" => "0"
},
attr_reader :flickr_type = "photo"
>,
To convert it to JSON, I thought of simply taking response.to_hash.to_json
, but this results in the following:
=> "{"id":"72157628092176654",
"primary":"6332013810",
"owner":"8623220@N02",
"ownername":"The Library of Congress",
"photo":["#<FlickRaw::Response:0x007fbd1106a628>","#<FlickRaw::Response:0x007fbd110704d8>","#<FlickRaw::Response:0x007fbd11079c40
...
As you can see, it merely outputs #<FlickRaw::Response>
objects instead of the actual contents. So, it simply stops recursing there. How do I get it to actually output something like the output I got from awesome_print
above, where the individual photo fields are shown as well?
I've tried the following, which gets me the correct representation for the photo array:
photos.photo.map { |h| h.to_hash }.to_json
But that seems rather complicated. Any easier way to format the complete response as JSON in one go, without fixing the photo array first?