@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ This is used in instance methods: Like json_service, by default it assumes you're getting items of the same class, you can override this like so: def messages - json_request(Message) do |r| + json_request(:class => Message) do |r| r.path = "/messages.json" r.parameters = {:user_id => self.id} end @@ -127,6 +127,19 @@ Like json_service, by default it assumes you're getting items of the same class, User.new.messages => [Message, Message, ...] +By default a json_request call will convert the JSON to objects, you can make it return something else by setting the :returning property like so: + + json_request(:returning => :raw) do |r| + ... + end + +The returning property can be set to the following: + +* :raw => the raw JSON response as a string +* :json => the JSON parsed to a ruby hash (through JSON.parse) +* :response => the Voorhees::Response object +* :objects => casts the JSON into objects (the default) + #### Voorhees::Request Both json_service and json_request create Voorhees::Request objects to do their bidding. README.markdown c0e75ca7091dbbc6f9c8b27eb90869e6fbda9031 Richard Livsey richard@livsey.org http://github.com/rlivsey/voorhees/commit/0b0bf2b4189376a2c9b1f5ef2cea52c1df04d36b 0b0bf2b4189376a2c9b1f5ef2cea52c1df04d36b 2009-06-30T15:33:14-07:00 2009-06-30T15:33:14-07:00 update README to reflect new :returning options to json_request f9402ee0e88006a9fd82824f60315444d6366299 Richard Livsey richard@livsey.org