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Grails - Creating JSON Views and Templates
Description
JSON views are stored with .gson suffix in grails-app/views directory. These files are Groovy script files which can be edited in any Groovy editor.
The format for JSON view is shown below:
json.student { name "jhonson" }
json is an inbuilt variable, which is a sample shown in StreamingJsonBuilder. The above code will be displayed as shown below:
{"student":{"name":"jhonson"}}
Templates can be defined with underscore _. The following sample code file is named as _student.gson:
model { Student student } json { name student.name rollno student.rollno }
Templates can be presented with views as shown below:
model { Division division } json { name division.teacher.name rollno division.student.rollno addChild g.render(template:"student", model:[student: division.children.max { Student s -> s.rollno } ]) children g.render(template:"student", collection: division.children, var:'student') }
You can use tmpl variable for presenting the above code in more compact way:
model { Division division } json { name division.teacher.name rollno division.student.rollno addChild tmpl.student( division.children.max { Person s -> s.rollno } ] ) children tmpl.student( division.children ) }
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