Hello, first of all, great library, very useful, thank you for creating this wonderful library.
I have created a custom controller which consists of one action. I want to update the status of the shop employee on this action. When I post on the action url, that is, shop_employees/2/-actions/activate, I get this error Argument 3 passed to App\\Http\\Controllers\\API\\V1\\ShopEmployeeEditController::activate() must be an instance of App\\Models\\ShopEmployee, string given, called in /home/bhushan/Documents/Projects/Repo/where-hair-backend/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Controller.php on line 54",
I checked in the string for the third parameter I am getting "shop_employees". I should get the model, where am I going wrong?
Source code as follows, as per the documentation:
ShopEmployeeEditController.php
`<?php
namespace App\Http\Controllers\API\V1;
use App\Http\Controllers\Controller;
use App\JsonApi\V1\ShopEmployees\ShopEmployeeSchema;
use App\Models\ShopEmployee;
use Illuminate\Auth\Access\AuthorizationException;
use Illuminate\Auth\AuthenticationException;
use LaravelJsonApi\Core\Responses\DataResponse;
use LaravelJsonApi\Laravel\Http\Controllers\Actions;
class ShopEmployeeEditController extends Controller {
use Actions\FetchMany;
use Actions\FetchOne;
use Actions\Store;
use Actions\Update;
use Actions\Destroy;
use Actions\FetchRelated;
use Actions\FetchRelationship;
use Actions\UpdateRelationship;
use Actions\AttachRelationship;
use Actions\DetachRelationship;
/**
* @param ShopEmployeeSchema $shopEmployeeSchema
* @param ShopEmployee $shopEmployee
* @return mixed
* @throws AuthorizationException
* @throws AuthenticationException
*/
public function activate(ShopEmployeeSchema $shopEmployeeSchema, $query, ShopEmployee $shopEmployee) {
if (!empty(auth()->user())) {
$shopEmployee->update([
"status" => 'active',
]);
}
return $this->reply($shopEmployeeSchema, $query, $shopEmployee);
}
private function reply($schema, $query, $post) {
$model = $schema
->repository()
->queryOne($post)
->withRequest($query)
->first();
return new DataResponse($model);
}
}`
api.php
$server->resource('shop_employees', \App\Http\Controllers\API\V1\ShopEmployeeEditController::class)->actions('-actions', function ($actions) { $actions->withId()->post('activate'); });
Hello, first of all, great library, very useful, thank you for creating this wonderful library.
I have created a custom controller which consists of one action. I want to update the status of the shop employee on this action. When I post on the action url, that is,
shop_employees/2/-actions/activate
, I get this errorArgument 3 passed to App\\Http\\Controllers\\API\\V1\\ShopEmployeeEditController::activate() must be an instance of App\\Models\\ShopEmployee, string given, called in /home/bhushan/Documents/Projects/Repo/where-hair-backend/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Controller.php on line 54",
I checked in the string for the third parameter I am getting "shop_employees". I should get the model, where am I going wrong?
Source code as follows, as per the documentation:
ShopEmployeeEditController.php
`<?php
namespace App\Http\Controllers\API\V1;
use App\Http\Controllers\Controller; use App\JsonApi\V1\ShopEmployees\ShopEmployeeSchema; use App\Models\ShopEmployee; use Illuminate\Auth\Access\AuthorizationException; use Illuminate\Auth\AuthenticationException; use LaravelJsonApi\Core\Responses\DataResponse; use LaravelJsonApi\Laravel\Http\Controllers\Actions;
class ShopEmployeeEditController extends Controller {
}`
api.php
$server->resource('shop_employees', \App\Http\Controllers\API\V1\ShopEmployeeEditController::class)->actions('-actions', function ($actions) { $actions->withId()->post('activate'); });