hi , tried to send a array of json files from javascript to perl dancer route , but in perl I did not manage to print every array cell here is the code javascript code 

<script>
           
            var test=[];
            test[0]={'one':'oneValue','two':'twoValue'};
            test[1]={'one':'oneValue1','two':'twoValue1'};
            test[2]={'one':'oneValue2','two':'twoValue2'};

            var xhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
              xhttp.open("POST", "url", "true");
              xhttp.send(JSON.stringify(test));
    </script>

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perl route code 

set serializer => 'JSON';

 my @items = request->body;
debug $items[0];
debug $items[1];
debug $items[2];

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the output was $items[0]; {"one":"oneValue","two":"twoValue"},{"one":"oneValue1","two":"twoValue1"},{"one":"oneValue2","two":"twoValue2"} in /home/ramid/scriptMask/scriptMask/lib/scriptMask.pm l. 300

$items1; undef

$items2; undef

In reply to perl dancer route recive array of json via xmlhttp request by RamiD

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