We have a form that will catch an X amount of inputs so we used arrays for setting up the info.
When we print the params looks like:
{
"utf8" => "✓", "authenticity_token" => "DfpQDLOJBuc7ViR3XfY3iaK3/E9Hy9uQBWF8fwSkig0nchqj62DptkGunHOrH5bd79J0L+kG0P758cDqLJx7PQ==", "user" => "1", "Base" => {
"cliente" => "1", "retencion" => "14", "anio" => "2018", "mes_inicio" => "9", "mes_fin" => "9", "serie" => "1", "nacionalidad" => "Nacional", "montoTotOperacion" => "11111.1", "montoTotGrav" => "11111.1", "montoTotExent" => "0.0", "montoTotRet" => "1111.1"
}, "Dividendos" => [{
"CveTipDivOUtil" => "01",
"MontISRAcredRetMexico" => "0.0",
"MontISRAcredRetExtranjero" => "0.0",
"MontRetExtDivExt" => "0.0",
"TipoSocDistrDiv" => "Sociedad Nacional",
"MontISRAcredNal" => "0.0",
"MontDivAcumNal" => "0.0",
"MontDivAcumExt" => "0.0"
}]
}
As you see the object "Dividendos" can be mutiple arrays, so we send the data to our API (Laravel Lumen).
response = RestClient.post ENV["URL_API"]+'/createCFDI', { user: current_user.id, Dividendos: params[:Dividendos] }, {content_type: :json, accept: :json}
The main problem is that Rails send the reponse array of "Dividendos" like string.
array(2) {
["user"]=>
string(1) "1"
["Dividendos"]=>
array(1) {
[0]=>
string(235) "{"CveTipDivOUtil"=>"01", "MontISRAcredRetMexico"=>"0.0", "MontISRAcredRetExtranjero"=>"0.0", "MontRetExtDivExt"=>"0.0", "TipoSocDistrDiv"=>"Sociedad Nacional", "MontISRAcredNal"=>"0.0", "MontDivAcumNal"=>"0.0", "MontDivAcumExt"=>"0.0"}"
}
}
Why all the data is ok, but only on nested array send it like string?
Are we missing something?
The issue is that params[:Dividendos]
returns a String.
You should parse it to a hash and then, RestClient
will parse it again to a JSON
Dividendos: JSON.parse(params[:Dividendos])