Expanding on Andrew's answer, the JSON module is used, this is what you can find in its documentation:

[...] references to the integers 0 and 1, which get turned into false and true atoms in JSON. You can also use JSON::false and JSON::true to improve readability.

Ciao,

    Flavio.

2015-01-26 12:22 GMT+01:00 Hugues <hugues@max4mail.com>:

Hello
use dancer 1.3132
I need to retun a json to my AngulasJS app come from my MySQL database
but my json return "false" instead of false and "true" instead of true
or 0/1 instead of true/false

my @todo   = database()->quick_select('ToDo',{ userId => $userId },{limit => 50} );
return \@todo;

I try binay fields, varchar fields, bool fields ( return 0/1), tinyint( 0/1)

do you have a idea ? or I need to parse @todo and change by myself ?



[
   {
      "Completed" : "false",
      "Id" : "11",
      "UserId" : "1",
      "Tache" : "my 1st task"
   },
   {
      "Completed" : "true",
      "Id" : "12",
      "UserId" : "1",
      "Tache" : "aller chercher le chien"
   },
 ]


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