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Thank you for this package!
Assume the following protobuf definition:
message Result {
oneof result {
Success success = 1;
Error error = 2;
}
message Success {
string processed_at = 1;
}
message Error {
int32 status = 1;
string title = 2;
string detail = 3;
}
}The elixir struct looks this:
defmodule Result do
@moduledoc false
use Protobuf, syntax: :proto3
@type t :: %__MODULE__{
result:
{:success, Result.Success.t() | nil}
| {:error, Result.Error.t() | nil}
}
defstruct result: nil
oneof :result, 0
field :success, 1, type: Result.Success, oneof: 0
field :error, 2, type: Result.Error, oneof: 0
endIf I create new Result:
success = Result.Success.new(processed_at: processed_at)
Result.new(result: {:success, success})An error is returned from the RPC if I use JSON as output format:
protocol Jason.Encoder not implemented for {:success,....But if I use the Protobuf.JSON.to_encodable/1 from :protobuf it correct (lowerCamelCase):
%{"success" => %{"processedAt" => ...}}Solution: Instead of using Jason to convert the generated structs, the function Protobuf.JSON.to_encodable/1 should used to convert the struct in a previous step.
Of course, it is possible to use the Twirp.Error stuff, but this is only an example, that in case of oneof definition the Jason encoder should not called direct on the structs, because the oneof attribute uses tuples like {:key, value} to support several options.
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