Update docs/develop/node/redis-om/index-redis-om.mdx

guyroyse · simonprickett · web-flow · commit fe59e9549958 · 2021-11-18T14:53:48.000-05:00
Co-authored-by: Simon Prickett &lt;simon@crudworks.org&gt;
diff --git a/docs/develop/node/redis-om/index-redis-om.mdx b/docs/develop/node/redis-om/index-redis-om.mdx
@@ -336,7 +336,7 @@ And you should get back...
 }
 ```
 
-...complete wrong results! What's up with that? Well, our entity doesn't know how to serialize itself to JSON so Express is doing that for us. And since `JSON.stringify`, which Express is using, can't see the properties that the `Schema` class added to our entity, it's just rendering the internal implementation of the entity. We can fix that by making our `Song` smarter.
+...completely wrong results! What's up with that? Well, our entity doesn't know how to serialize itself to JSON so Express is doing that for us. And since `JSON.stringify`, which Express is using, can't see the properties that the `Schema` class added to our entity, it's just rendering the internal implementation of the entity. We can fix that by making our `Song` smarter.
 
 To make `Song` smarter, add a `.toJSON` method to it. This creates something that `JSON.stringify` can deal with and that looks exactly how we want it to.  And while we're at it, let's add a computed field as well, just to show off that capability:
 

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`336`	`336`	`}`
`337`	`337`	```
`338`	`338`
`339`		-...complete wrong results! What's up with that? Well, our entity doesn't know how to serialize itself to JSON so Express is doing that for us. And since `JSON.stringify`, which Express is using, can't see the properties that the `Schema` class added to our entity, it's just rendering the internal implementation of the entity. We can fix that by making our `Song` smarter.
	`339`	+...completely wrong results! What's up with that? Well, our entity doesn't know how to serialize itself to JSON so Express is doing that for us. And since `JSON.stringify`, which Express is using, can't see the properties that the `Schema` class added to our entity, it's just rendering the internal implementation of the entity. We can fix that by making our `Song` smarter.
`340`	`340`
`341`	`341`	To make `Song` smarter, add a `.toJSON` method to it. This creates something that `JSON.stringify` can deal with and that looks exactly how we want it to. And while we're at it, let's add a computed field as well, just to show off that capability:
`342`	`342`