swimlane/angular-model-factory

angular-model-factory makes working with RESTful APIs in AngularJS easy! https://swimlane.github.io/angular-model-factory

Austin

@amcdnl

@gandaldf

gandaldf

@gandaldf

@amcdnl thank you very much!

Is there some documentation and / or example about relationships? what kind of relationships model-factory supports?

Austin

@amcdnl

not much relationship handlement

wiki has docs

Jeff

@Jefftopia

Can someone give me an example of providing a static http request that has string parameters to be interpolated? I'm not sure how to configure my request to handle input
E.g.,

...
actions: {
    base: { ... },
    deleteLink: {
        method: 'DELETE',
        url: 'path/{id}/links/{linkId}'
    }
}

Just to be clear, modelFactory seems to be turning the following attempt into a plain get request from the base URL; i.e., modelFactory is breaking this:

...
actions: {
    base: {...},
    deleteLink: function(id, linkId) {
        method: 'DELETE',
        url: 'path/' +   id + '/links/' + linkId       
    }
}

Juri Strumpflohner

@juristr

@Jefftopia Hi, this should be totally possible unless we have a bug in it.

I just added an example in our spec file:
Here's the configuration: https://github.com/Swimlane/angular-model-factory/blob/master/test/spec/modelUsage.spec.js#L718

and here's the corresponding test/execution: https://github.com/Swimlane/angular-model-factory/blob/master/test/spec/modelUsage.spec.js#L754

let me know if you're having problems getting it to work

Jeff

@Jefftopia

@juristr Perfect, thanks!

vchirkov

@vchirkov

Hi, can you update version with latest changes, please.

Juri Strumpflohner

@juristr

@vchirkov What exactly do you mean? All new changes in master are automatically released on npm and bower

Juri Strumpflohner

@juristr

@vchirkov Oh, I think I've seen what you mean. Strangely Travis didn't deploy it. Will give it a look

Juri Strumpflohner

@juristr

Seems like the GitHub token for semantic-release is broken: https://travis-ci.org/Swimlane/angular-model-factory#L374

@amcdnl Any idea whether something changed in the configuration? Worked seamlessly for the last release

Jeff

@Jefftopia

Is this the correct syntax for a PUT?

    actions: {
        update: {
            method: 'PUT',
            url: '/{id}',
            data: 'data'
        }
    }

Then call with:

myTask.update({ data: dataVariable, id: idVariable })

Jeff

@Jefftopia

@juristr I'm having an issue with my post - see above for syntax. The problem is that the data I'm passing in via { data: 'data' } is being wrapped.

In other words, I want to pass the value of 'data', but the thing being PUT is data: { myData }

Is this clear?

the thing being PUT is data : { myData }, when it should be only myData

Jeff

@Jefftopia

figured it out, just pass the data to update(data)

Juri Strumpflohner

@juristr

great.
Anyways, normally I don't call update(...) directly but rather save. The data should already be in the model instance

like you have an instance of an angular-model-factory model, like Person:

var aPerson = new Person({ id: 1233, name: 'Juri'});
aPerson.save();

sorry, should be
aPerson.$save()

Jeff

@Jefftopia

That's one way of doing it, but I prefer to keep all of my REST operations in one place, the class, ergo, static methods.

Ryan Hutchison

@rhutchison

@Jefftopia but then you need to figure out the operation, whereas $save() takes care of that for you.

also, update is already defined, so not sure what you are getting by overwriting it with the example above.

Jeff

@Jefftopia

@rhutchison I'm not overriding in practice, I just wanted to see how to configure it differently if I needed to.

vchirkov

@vchirkov

@juristr sorry for not responding too long, I asked to update git tag.
Bower only loads 1.0.3

vchirkov

@vchirkov

looks like there are some issues with travis. version was not updated after merges

Austin

@amcdnl

hio guys!

sorry i’ve been MIA, lots of other stuff going on at my company

I’ve been working on a lot of ES stage-0 and TypeScript stuff, gonna be bringing that to MF

i can’t decide whether to make this totally agnostic, make a a1, or just straight up target a2

Juri Strumpflohner

@juristr

@amcdnl Seems like the automatic release process stopped at some point: https://travis-ci.org/Swimlane/angular-model-factory#L374

That's why @vchirkov doesn't get the latest version.

Seems like semantic-release is missing the Github tokens...probably we have to do the semantic-release setup again.

I'd do it, but I cannot as I don't have enough rights on the repo and then I'd also need the access rights to the swimlane npm repo

Austin

@amcdnl

up’d ur perms

sorry had to rearrange those this wk

Jeff

@Jefftopia

Why isn't there an analogous $save function on the MF class as a static method?

Only having it on model instance forces the consumer of your library into a certain pattern, which is inconsistent with the fact that you allow other rest functions to take place as a static method.

Austin

@amcdnl

@Jefftopia - its the global save

its what $save on the instance calls passing itself

projectmanagementsystem15

@projectmanagementsystem15

@projectmanagementsystem15
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@amcdnl
totally doable … u need to do your own calculation tho

we expect responsive design like : https://datatables.net/
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projectmanagementsystem15

@projectmanagementsystem15

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Austin

@amcdnl

@here FYI - the repo has moved from Swimlane/angular-model-factory to swimlane-contrib/angular-model-factory

Juri Strumpflohner

@juristr

:+1:

Ryan Hutchison

@rhutchison

why the change?

Austin

@amcdnl

@rhutchison some re-org of our corp github

sumitsolanki96

@sumitsolanki96

Hii all, how can i make server side pagination using angular 4 with php ??

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