e.g.
render jsonapi: procedure,
class: {
T: SerializableT,
},
include: [
{ t: %i(foo) },
],Where I only want foo.active?
I am trying to do a few things here that just aren't working as I expect and could do with a pointer in the right direction.
deserializable_resource :user, only: [:create, :update] do
key_format(&:underscore)
id
attributes :'first-name', :'last-name'
has_one :skill_level
end
def user_params
params.require(:user).permit!
rescue ActionController::ParameterMissing
{}
endIn my controller I am deserialising a user that has a relation called skill-level, I am expecting in my user_params to respond to user_params[:skill_level] or :skill_level_attributes, however I seem to need to access this via :relationships. In addition I don't seem to be able to access the included part of my document when trying to post a compound document.
Hi, I am new to JSONAPI, I am trying to render a plain ruby hash with JSONAPI
here is example controller like
class ConfigurationController < ApplicationController
def index
render jsonapi: { token: '#token' }
end
and serializer for same as
class ConfigurationSerializer < ActiveModel::Serializer
attributes :token
end
I am getting error while sending json response using JSONAPI, can anyone tell me how can I render a hash using a JSONAPI?
I tried passing a class as class: ConfigurationSerializer, but ended up getting error.
Thanks in advance
ClassToBeSerialized => Serializer which by default will be Class => SerializableClass https://github.com/jsonapi-rb/jsonapi-rails/blob/7a17c8a0c04d78d29abecdff0062b429d14dda1e/lib/generators/jsonapi/initializer/templates/initializer.rb#L3-L7
Hello everyone, new to the community. I've done some research in the docs and various repos under jsonapi-rb organization, but I can't find an example of accepts_nested_attributes_for usage with a 'bulk' document. I think the JSONAPI spec may consider support for bulk updates/creates an extension, and it may have even been scrapped. I can see various PR's throughout the repos trying to implement this, but none which have been merged.
Has anyone else deserialized nested attributes from JSON-API format to a hash that rails can digest? Currently we have pretty standard rails controllers that accept form data from traditional ERB views/ form_for objects (cocoon actually) i.e.:
def update
if parent.update_attributes(update_params)
redirect_to next_url
else
render :edit
end
end
def update_params
params.require(:parent).permit(:parent_attr_1, children_attributes: [:id, :description, :first_name, :_destroy])
endAnd we seek to convert them to accepting JSON-API formatted json. Something like this:
# in controller
deserializable_resource :children, class: DeserializableChild, only: [:update]
# in deserializer
class DeserializableChild < JSONAPI::Deserializable::Resource
key_format(&:underscore)
attributes
endSo my question is, is there a strategy I should follow? Has anyone done this in the past? Or is there another library that supports this out of the box? Our entire app is these nested forms, so it would be worth switching to AMS if they do support this officially. Thanks in advance for your insights!
class SerializableResource < JSONAPI::Serializable::Resource
extend JSONAPI::Serializable::Resource::KeyFormat
key_format -> (key) { key.to_s.camelize(:lower) }
end
include=comments to the request.
"type": "database_users" would resolve to DatabaseUser and database_user_ids. so something is going on there
=> <ActionController::Parameters {"_jsonapi"=><ActionController::Parameters {"data"=>{"relationships"=>{"database_users"=>{"data"=>[{"type"=>"database_users", "id"=>"1"}]}}, "type"=>"databases", "id"=>2}} permitted: false>, "format"=>:json, "controller"=>"databases", "action"=>"update", "id"=>"2", "database"=>{"type"=>"databases", "id"=>2, "database_user_ids"=>["1"], "database_user_types"=>["DatabaseUser"]}} permitted: false>