I'm trying to build a JSON file to access a product's variation via a variation code. Ideally, I could call variations.abcdefgh essentially asking to define a structure like this:
{
"variations":{
"abcdefgh":{
"available":true,
"price":"12.00"
},
"ijklmnop":{
"available":false,
"price":"25.00"
}
}
}
Doing something in products/show.json.jbuilder like
json.variations @product.variations
gives me formatting as such:
{
"variations":[
{
"available":true,
"price":"12.00",
"product_code":"abcdefgh"
},
{
"available":true,
"price":"25.00",
"product_code":"ijklmnop"
}
]
}
maybe my JavaScript could be better, but I want something a little more accessible based on the product_code. The closest I've gotten has been
@product.variations.each do |variation|
json.set! variation.product_code, variation
end
but I've yet to find a solution that will put these correctly formatted objects as children into a variations attribute. Anyone run into something similar before?
json.set! :variations do
@variations.each do |variation|
json.set! variation.product_code do
json.(variation, :available, :price)
end
end
end
^^ this should do it
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