I have a Rails server that is delivering a MySQL date. My class is set up based upon the AngularDart tutorial. It doesn't seem to load correctly.
My artist_service. dart method:
Future<List<Record>> getArtistsRecords(int id) async {
String url = 'http://catbox.loc/artists/${id.toString()}/records'; // Rails: artists/:id/records
try {
HttpRequest response = await HttpRequest.request(
url, requestHeaders: headers);
List data = JSON.decode(response.responseText);
final records = data
.map((value) => new Record.fromJson(value))
.toList();
return records;
}
catch (e) {
throw _handleError(e);
}
}
My artist.dart factory method:
factory Record.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> record) =>
new Record(_toInt(record['id']),
record['title'],
record['catalog'],
record['artist_id'],
record['label_id'],
record['style_id'],
record['alternate_catalog'],
record['recording_date'],
record['notes'],
record['penguin'],
record['category']
);
The offending element is recording_date, which is declared as DateTime. When I include in html as {{recording_date}} I get 1958-03-09 for example. If I try {{ recording_date | date}} it errors out as an invalid format. I suspect I'm not setting up the DateTime object correctly. Is it possible to do so with the factory method?
