Generally I wonder, I am not the first one who met json<->moose mapping problem. There should be some existing solutions, and I should look at them and choose one that fits me better.

But if I imagine some ideal solution for me it would be something like that: 

   { 
      "body_raw" : "This is <b>Entry 1</b>",
      "url" : "http://nataraj.nataraj.hack.dreamwidth.net/459.html",
      "datetime" : "2022-08-20 16:36:00",
      "entry_id" : 459,
      "subject_html" : "Entry 1",
      "poster" : {
         "display_name" : "nataraj",
         "username" : "nataraj"
      },
      "icon" : {
         "url" : "http://www.nataraj.hack.dreamwidth.net/userpic/1/3",
         "comment" : "4",
         "picid" : 1,
         "keywords" : [
            "3"
         ],
         "username" : "nataraj"
      },
      "subject_raw" : "Entry 1",
      "body_html" : "This is <b>Entry 1</b>"
   }

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package Moose::MyCoolRestObject;

use MooseX::JSONBase;

has_json_string url => ();
has_json_datetime datetime => ();
has_json_int id => ();
has_json_object icon => ("Moose::MyCoolRestObject::Icon");

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And then use it like this: 
  my $obj = Moose::MyCoolRestObject->new($json);
  print $obj->icon->username;

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I guess I can write something like this, if nothing similar does not exist...

In reply to Re^2: Framework for making Moose-compatible object from json by nataraj
in thread Framework for making Moose-compatible object from json by nataraj

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