I need to send response from R using plumber package in below format
{
\"status\": \"SUCCESS\",
\"code\": \"200\",
\"output\": {
\"studentid\": \"1
Just remove the toJSON() wrapper. Plumber already does JSON serialisation so you are doing it twice by adding a toJSON function.
This should work.
addTwo <- function(){
x <- list(status = "SUCCESS", code = "200",output = list(studentid = "1001", name = "Kevin"))
return (x)
}
I added an unboxedJSON
serializer to the development version of plumber. Depending on when in the future this is being read, that serializer might have been published to CRAN and might even be the default serializer now (I'm still debating).
But for now, you can install the development version from GitHub (devtools::install_github("trestletech/plumber")
) then add the @serializer unboxedJSON
annotation to your function like so:
#* @post /sum
#* @serializer unboxedJSON
addTwo <- function(){
list(status = "SUCCESS", code = "200",output = list(studentid = "1001", name = "Kevin"))
}
FYI if you ever do want to force plumber to return some text that you're providing directly, you should be able to set the $body
element on res then return the res
object from the function.
#* @get /
function(res){
res$body <- "I am raw"
res
}
which will return the unformatted, unserialized text I am raw
in its response.