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Use browser API or Ruby stdlib?#116

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yerlaser asked this question inQ&A
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Hi,
I am doing some basic tests of the tech and so far liking it.
Sometimes it seems to be too good to be true.

I have a question.
If am to fetch json from a backend server, should I use browser api (i.e. fetch) or ruby's own methods?
In the former case, what would I get? Can I somehow convert it to Ruby hash or should I pretend that Ruby (thanks to transpiling) gains JS json support?

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Answered by rubysMay 15, 2021

I use the browser API, and pretend that the JSON returned is anOpenStruct. Each of the following transpire to the same thing:

json['field']json[:field]json.field

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I use the browser API, and pretend that the JSON returned is anOpenStruct. Each of the following transpire to the same thing:

json['field']json[:field]json.field
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That's very cool. Thanks for the fast reply!

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