Issue with Cloud function which returns list of custom object

Hi, I have a problem with Cloud Function.

When for exemple, I made this sample from the example in the lib :

void getAllItems() async {
    var apiResponse = await TestObject().getAll();

    if (apiResponse.success && apiResponse.result != null) {
      for (var test in apiResponse.result) {
        print(ApplicationConstants.keyAppName + ": " + (test as TestObject).title);
      }
    } else {
      print(ApplicationConstants.keyAppName + ": " + apiResponse.error.message);
    }
  }

I have this payload (with debug print, and it prints correctly the title of my test object in DB)

Payload: [{"className":"TestObject","objectId":"A","createdAt":"B","updatedAt":"C","title":"Hello"}]

But when I tried to retrieve it with Cloud Function, like this :

getObjects() async {
    var function = ParseCloudFunction('getObjects');
    ParseResponse response = await function.execute();
    return response;
  }

The payload is different from the first payload

Payload: [{title: Hello, createdAt: B, updatedAt: C, objectId: A, __type: Object, className: TestObject}]

And when I try to print the title of my test object like before (before, it works well), it doesn't work and I have this error :

Dart Error: Unhandled exception:
E/flutter (23910): type '_InternalLinkedHashMap<String, dynamic>' is not a subtype of type 'TestObject' in type cast

[pcg92]

Can you try it?
response.result["title"];

Yes :

response.result["title"]: null

[pcg92]

Umm, and response["title"]? I think the problem is how to get the value from the _InternalLinkedHashMap.
print(response) = Payload: [{title: Hello, createdAt: B, updatedAt: C, objectId: A, __type: Object, className: TestObject}]?

I can't do response["title"] because response is a ParseResponse object

[pcg92]

Im doing this and its working for me, hope it can help.

js cloud code:
return Promise.resolve({"token":token});
and dart:

var response = await function.execute(parameters: params);
    if(response.success){
      var token = response.result["result"]["token"];
}

Mmm, I think there is no problem when you return a simple object like String, but when you try to return complex custom object, it fails.

Try to return a custom object instead string and tell me what happens please.

I confirm what I said before @pcegarra

[phillwiggins]

This wouldn't be the work of the library. A cloud function can return any type of data, not just ParseObjects. To do this a custom JSON parser would need to be created to handle the data manually.