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Asked: May 26, 20262026-05-26T12:46:07+00:00 2026-05-26T12:46:07+00:00

I am writing some tests in Ruby using RestClient. The test is working fine

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I am writing some tests in Ruby using RestClient. The test is working fine and the response is in JSON however when I parse the JSON and try to extract the values I am looking for I get an error saying IndexError: key not found

IMO, my code should work. The JSON is:

{"user":{"@xmlns":{"dvi":"http:\/\/xxxx","a":"http:\/\/xxxx","$":"http:\/\/xxxx"},"link":[{"@rel":"self","$":"http:\/\/xxxx"},{"@rel":"user","$":"http:\/\/xxxx"},{"@rel":"usage","$":"xxxx"},{"@rel":"repositories","$":"http:\/\/xxxx"},{"@rel":"shares","$":"http:\/\/xxxx"},{"@rel":"shareMemberships","$":"http:\/\/xxxx"}],"phone":{"$":"3518012343001"},"email":{"$":""},"firstName":{"$":"Jim"},"lastName":{"$":"Joe"},"uid":{"$":"91bc7a72bc724e5e9b53e688dd105ed4"},"accountName":{"$":"3518012343001"},"notificationMethod":{"$":"email sms"},"accountStatus":{"$":"Active"},"serviceLevel":{"$":"5"},"repositoryCount":{"$":"1"},"usage":{"allowed":{"$":"5368709120"},"total":{"$":"1024"}},"contactEmail":{"$":"jim@joe.com"}}}

and my code is:

result = jsonabove
jdoc = JSON.parse(result)
notificationMethod = jdoc.fetch("notificationMethod")

return notificationMethod
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    2026-05-26T12:46:07+00:00Added an answer on May 26, 2026 at 12:46 pm

    That’s happening because the notificationMethod key isn’t the first level key in your hash. After preparing theJSON#parse method, you have a hash with only one key called user. You should get the value by this key and then apply your notificationMethod key. It looks like this:

    require 'json'
    
    result = <<HERE
    {"user":{"......"}}
    HERE
    
    jdoc = JSON.parse(result)
    notificationMethod = jdoc.fetch("user").fetch("notificationMethod")
    puts notificationMethod
    
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