More complete examples? about rets HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @Sinetheta, .find takes a second argument of an options hash. One of the options is :resolve, which if set to true will decode compact results. The other way to approach the problem is let the RETS server decode on their side by using the option `:format => 'COMPACT-DECODED'.

Sorry our examples are so sparse, if you have time and want to help add to them that'd be great! We have some documentation inline, which should also help. For example here is the documentation for .find: https://github.com/estately/rets/blob/master/lib/rets/client.rb#L53-L71

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Thanks @dougcole, I thought I tried resolve: true and still got back an array of hashes, but maybe that's related to the fact that my metadata (although fetching and parsing correctly) doesn't seem to be persisted to disk even when I use the file cache.

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Sorry @Sinetheta, sounds frustrating! resolve should work even if the metadata isn't persisted to disk, it'll just download it again if it isn't available.

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