Hi all. I have a simple web-app with Dancer2, separated for two apps: 

MyApp->to_app;
builder {
    enable 'Deflater';
    mount '/' => MyApp->to_app;
    mount '/json' => MyApp::Controller->to_app;
}

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one for serving content (pages etc) and one for handling JSON API;

When im trying to set up serializer engine from config.yml, like this: 

serializer: "JSON"
engines:
   serializer:
       JSON:
           pretty: 1
           allow_blessed: 1
           canonical: 0
           utf8: 1

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app serving pages ceases to work (probably, because it tries to use JSON-serializer).

All works with 

set serializer => 'JSON';

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in my controller app, but this way i lost ability to customize serialization settings (at least because i dont understand how). With your permission, I will not show examples of attempts to you - they are uncomplicated and uneffective. How can i customize config setting from code (or not from code) for my second app?

With best regards, Vlad.

In reply to Dancer2: config UTF8 for JSON serializer from code by TheTailgunner

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