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I have an expiredAt attribute in the JSON file which is a timestamp (value: 1575608400.0) but ruson doesn't convert it when I defined my model as the following:

class Vehicle < Ruson::Base
  field :name
  field :price
  field :expired_at, name: 'expiredAt', class: Time
end

vehicle = Vehicle.new(name: 'Black Sims', price: 17.43, "expiredAt" => 1575608400.0)
vehicle.expired_at # => 1575608400-01-01 00:00:00.000000000 +0000

While it should be:

vehicle = Vehicle.new(name: 'Black Sims', price: 17.43, "expiredAt" => 1575608400.0)
vehicle.expired_at # => Fri, 06 Dec 2019 05:00:00.000000000 +0000

As of now, there's noway to get all the records:

class User < Ruson::Base
  field :name
end

User.all

produces:

NoMethodError (undefined method `all' for User:Class)

I actually have to implement the find_by method allowing me to search a model by name like so:

vehicle = Vehicle.find_by(name: 'Jean Bart')

Support enum status like moshi.

https://github.com/square/moshi#built-in-type-adapters

class Article < Ruson::Base
  field :title
  enum status: { :draft, :published }
end

{  
   "title":"Title",
   "status":"draft"
}

article = Article.new(json_file)
article.status.draft? #=> true

Have you plan to add search and persistence methods to ruson?

My use case is fetching JSON from an API, and I'd like to save the created models using ruson, but also to update (find + save or find + create).

I'm looking for a methods find, first_or_create, and save/save!.

I'm expecting to give a folder where to save the JSON files to ruson, and when I'm saving a new model instance, to have a JSON file created in the given folder, using a sub folder with the model's class name, and object id as filename maybe?

Given a JSON that has a expiredAt attributes, when I define my model as the following:

class Vehicle < Ruson::Base
  field :expired_at, name: 'expiredAt', class: Time
end

And I try to create a new Vehicle:

data = fetch_vehicle_data
vehicle = Vehicle.new(data) # data is like {"expiredAt" => 1575608400.0}
vehicle.expired_at # => nil

As of now, on rubygems.org and on this github repo, the description says:

A Ruby serialization/deserialization library to convert Ruby Objects into JSON and back

While the gem allow to do it, it does much more so I strongly think a new description should be made.

I suggestion I could make :

Ruson is an ODM (Object Document Mapper) Framework to JSON files, written in Ruby.

Hi @klriutsa,

Can you please release a new version of this gem after having merged the remaining PR?

Thank you