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appointments.jbuilder:

json.link root_url

{"error":"undefined local variable or method root_url' for #Grape::Endpoint:0x007ff5640423b8"}`

The default file extension is .json.jbuilder but this gem is expecting to be used .jbuilder.

When using partials though, you have to use .json.jbuilder.
So, your folder will look like this:

app/views/api/
├── _appointment.json.jbuilder
└── appointments.jbuilder

resource :appointments do
  get nil, jbuilder: 'appointments' do
end

This is how one needs to write the routes in order for it to be the same as:

get do
end

When using JBuilder within Grape (via grape-jbuilder), it appears that json.cache! isn't supported.

Take a simple template views/api/posts.jbuilder:

json.posts do
  json.array! @posts do |post|
    json.partial! 'post', post: post
  end
end

And a structure like this:

views/
- api/
  - _post.jbuilder
  - posts.jbuilder

I get the following error in my views specs:

ActionView::Template::Error:
  Missing partial /_post, views/api/_post ... Searched in:
    * "/path/to/app/views"

But my controller specs render everything correctly without raising the template error. Seems like an error to have the second potential lookup start with the views namespace.

Not sure if this is grape, jbuilder, or grape-jbuilder, just assumed it was this library because it seems like you are setting up the render paths.

Or is this something I did?

json.array! Item.all, partial: 'item', as: :item throws exception TypeError: {:partial=>"item", :as=>:item} is not a symbol

ruby 2.1.2
rails 4.1.6

Hi there,

Is there way to set to use layout when using in Rails? I tried applying one using the docs of https://github.com/LTe/grape-rabl but there was no success.