If I change the xpath_spec.rb to this:
class TestBaby
include HappyMapper
tag 'baby'
has_one :name, String
end
class Item
include HappyMapper
tag 'item'
namespace 'amazing'
element :title, String
attribute :link, String, :xpath => 'amazing:link/@href'
has_one :different_link, String, :xpath => 'different:link/@href'
element :detail, String, :xpath => 'amazing:subitem/amazing:detail'
has_many :more_details_text, String, :xpath => 'amazing:subitem/amazing:more'
has_many :more_details, String, :xpath => 'amazing:subitem/amazing:more/@first|amazing:subitem/amazing:more/@alternative'
has_many :more_details_alternative, String, :xpath => 'amazing:subitem/amazing:more/@*'
has_one :test_baby, TestBaby, :namespace => 'amazing'
end
Then things start to break down. It seems that xpath filtering does not like it when we the class name does not match the tag name.
If I change the xpath_spec.rb to this:
Then things start to break down. It seems that xpath filtering does not like it when we the class name does not match the tag name.