attribute options

[Stanislav-Lapata]

Our project has records with options fields
when I try use it as

class SomeSerializer < Oj::Serializer
  attribute :options do
    # some code
  end 
end

I get options that I used in one/many

[ElMassimo]

In that case, the shorthand syntax detects the options method already exists, so it doesn't define it.

In this case, you would want to explicitly redefine the method:

attribute def options
  # some code
end

[Stanislav-Lapata]

I need any good solution because I like your project.

class OptionsFieldSerializer < Oj::Serializer
  attributes :id

  attribute
  def options
    options_field.options
  end
end
OptionsFieldSerializer.one(OpenStruct.new(id: 1, options: {test: "value"}))
# => {:id=>1, :options=>nil}

How long will implementation take?
Thank you.

[Stanislav-Lapata]

Sorry for pinging but your solution(to redefine method) does not work.
Gem versions are

oj (3.15.1)
oj_serializers (2.0.3)

class OptionsFieldSerializer < Oj::Serializer
  attributes :id

   attribute def options
     options_field.options
   end
end

returns options that I use as the second argument

OptionsFieldSerializer.one(OpenStruct.new(id: 1, options: {real_option: "real_value"}), oj_serializer_option: "oj_serializer_value");
#=> {:id=>1, :options=>{:oj_serializer_option=>"oj_serializer_value"}}

returns nil because the second argument is nil

OptionsFieldSerializer.one(OpenStruct.new(id: 1, options: {real_option: "real_value"}))
#=> {:id=>1, :options=>nil}

expected behavior
should return result of method
right answer is

{:id=>1, :options=>{:real_option => "real_value"}}

[Stanislav-Lapata]

It works if I use root or as keys

attribute :any_name, root: :options do
  ...
end