class ActiveModel::Serializer::Reflection

So you can inspect reflections in your Adapters.
# }
# secret_meta_data: HasManyReflection.new(:secret_meta_data, { if: :is_admin? })
# last_comments: HasManyReflection.new(:comments, { key: :last_comments }, #<Block>)
# comments: HasManyReflection.new(:comments)
# author: HasOneReflection.new(:author, serializer: AuthorSerializer),
# {
PostSerializer._reflections # =>
2) as ‘object.comments.last(1)’ and named ‘last_comments’.
1) as ‘comments’ and named ‘comments’.
Specifically, the association ‘comments’ is evaluated two different ways:
end
end
current_user.admin?
def is_admin?
end
end
Blog.find(object.blog_id)
cache_store.fetch(“cached_blog:#{object.updated_at}”) do
def cached_blog
private
end
serializer.cached_blog
meta count: object.roles.count
has_one :blog do |serializer|
has_many :secret_meta_data, if: :is_admin?
end
object.comments.last(1)
has_many :comments, key: :last_comments do
has_many :comments
belongs_to :boss, type: :users, foreign_key: :boss_id
has_one :author, serializer: AuthorSerializer
class PostSerializer < ActiveModel::Serializer
@example
ActiveModel::Serializer class.
Holds all the meta-data about an association as it was specified in the

def build_association(parent_serializer, parent_serializer_options, include_slice = {})

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    Api: - private

Parameters:
  • parent_serializer_options (Hash{Symbol => Object}) --
  • parent_serializer (Serializer) -- for given association 
def build_association(parent_serializer, parent_serializer_options, include_slice = {})
  association_options = {
    parent_serializer: parent_serializer,
    parent_serializer_options: parent_serializer_options,
    include_slice: include_slice
  }
  Association.new(self, association_options)
end

def collection? 

def collection?
  false
end

def foreign_key_on

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    Api: - private 
def foreign_key_on
  :related
end

def include_data(value = true)

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    Api: - public 
def include_data(value = true)
  options[:include_data_setting] = value
  :nil
end

def include_data?(include_slice) 

def include_data?(include_slice)
  include_data_setting = options[:include_data_setting]
  case include_data_setting
  when :if_sideloaded then include_slice.key?(options.fetch(:key, name))
  when true           then true
  when false          then false
  else fail ArgumentError, "Unknown include_data_setting '#{include_data_setting.inspect}'"
  end
end

def initialize(*) 

def initialize(*)
  super
  options[:links] = {}
  options[:include_data_setting] = Serializer.config.include_data_default
  options[:meta] = nil
  @type = options.fetch(:type) do
    class_name = options.fetch(:class_name, name.to_s.camelize.singularize)
    class_name.underscore.pluralize.to_sym
  end
  @foreign_key = options.fetch(:foreign_key) do
    if collection?
      "#{name.to_s.singularize}_ids".to_sym
    else
      "#{name}_id".to_sym
    end
  end
end

def link(name, value = nil)

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    Api: - public 
def link(name, value = nil)
  options[:links][name] = block_given? ? Proc.new : value
  :nil
end

def meta(value = nil)

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    Api: - public 
def meta(value = nil)
  options[:meta] = block_given? ? Proc.new : value
  :nil
end

def value(serializer, include_slice)

Returns:
  • (:nil, associated resource or resource collection) -

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    Yield: -

Parameters:
  • serializer (ActiveModel::Serializer) -- 
def value(serializer, include_slice)
  # NOTE(BF): This method isn't thread-safe because the _reflections class attribute is not thread-safe
  # Therefore, when we build associations from reflections, we dup the entire reflection instance.
  # Better solutions much appreciated!
  @object = serializer.object
  @scope = serializer.scope
  block_value = instance_exec(serializer, &block) if block
  return unless include_data?(include_slice)
  if block && block_value != :nil
    block_value
  else
    serializer.read_attribute_for_serialization(name)
  end
end