annotation Athena::Serializer::Annotations::AccessorOrder
Overview
Can be applied to a type to control the order of properties when serialized. Valid values: :alphabetical, and :custom.
By default properties are ordered in the order in which they are defined.
Fields
order- Used to specify the order of the properties when using:customordering.
Example
class Default
include ASR::Serializable
def initialize; end
property a : String = "A"
property z : String = "Z"
property two : String = "two"
property one : String = "one"
property a_a : Int32 = 123
@[ASRA::VirtualProperty]
def get_val : String
"VAL"
end
end
ASR.serializer.serialize Default.new, :json # => {"a":"A","z":"Z","two":"two","one":"one","a_a":123,"get_val":"VAL"}
@[ASRA::AccessorOrder(:alphabetical)]
class Abc
include ASR::Serializable
def initialize; end
property a : String = "A"
property z : String = "Z"
property two : String = "two"
property one : String = "one"
property a_a : Int32 = 123
@[ASRA::VirtualProperty]
def get_val : String
"VAL"
end
end
ASR.serializer.serialize Abc.new, :json # => {"a":"A","a_a":123,"get_val":"VAL","one":"one","two":"two","z":"Z"}
@[ASRA::AccessorOrder(:custom, order: ["two", "z", "get_val", "a", "one", "a_a"])]
class Custom
include ASR::Serializable
def initialize; end
property a : String = "A"
property z : String = "Z"
property two : String = "two"
property one : String = "one"
property a_a : Int32 = 123
@[ASRA::VirtualProperty]
def get_val : String
"VAL"
end
end
ASR.serializer.serialize Custom.new, :json # => {"two":"two","z":"Z","get_val":"VAL","a":"A","one":"one","a_a":123}