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First, it looks you're mocking out a JSON:API backend so I would use the JSONAPISerializer:

import { JSONAPISerializer } from 'miragejs'

new Server({
  serializers: {
    application: JSONAPISerializer
  }
})

Second, the response to /api/companies does seem wrong... first step in debugging these is to do a server.db.dump() right before your API call, and make sure the database looks as you expect. (Sometimes I do window.server = server to make this easy). Let me know what it says and I can help from there!

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@samselikoff Thanks on the advice for adding the serializer; That helped! Are there plans for a JSON-LD serializer in the future?

For the information you requested, this is the output (the companies part):

companies: Array(5)
  0: {jobIds: Array(10), logo: undefined, name: undefined, id: "1"}
  1: {jobIds: Array(10), logo: undefined, name: undefined, id: "2"}
  2: {jobIds: Array(10), logo: undefined, name: undefined, id: "3"}
  3: {jobIds: Array(10), logo: undefined, name: undefined, id: "4"}
  4: {jobIds: Array(10), logo: undefined, name: undefined, id: "5"}

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I was using the faker.js API incorrectly. It's companyName, not name. Thanks for the help!

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Awesome, glad you found it!

Haven't heard of JSON LD but if it's popular enough we can add it. For now if I was building a JSON LD app I'd probably make my own application serializer by extending the base Serializer or RestSerializer class, or even JSONAPISerializer (or copying it + changing what I need).

You can take a look at the source and see if you'd like to do that:

• RestSerializer
• JSONAPISerializer

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