Feature/handle snake case response from api #6
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Need to handle array of dynamic items, and instead of converting string to uppercase, needs to convert from snake_case
all data types are supported: list, map, bool, string, List containing map, map containing list, list containing lists, map containing maps.
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Overview
Problem statement
Handle Snake_case Response From API and also Handle lowerCamelCase Request Data
Solution
Added _parseKeys method in API which can parse snake_case to lowerCamelCase and vice versa. The response is parsed when we receive it and then it can be used by callback or ajax method caller. Also, before sending data it parsed and that parsed data is sent in requests.
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Videos:
Parsing Request Data: https://youtu.be/HThTvH7TFHs
Parsing Response Data: https://youtu.be/f618tKk7fHY