Cannot read property 'fromSuperagent' of undefined

[andreyluiz]

I have a very basic setup:

models/User.js

import { Model } from 'tectonic';

export default class User extends Model {
  static modelName = 'user';

  static fields = {
    id: undefined,
    name: '',
    email: '',
    position: '',
    phone: '',
    password: '',
    createdAt: 0,
    updatedAt: 0,
  }
}

export const endpoints = [
  {
    returns: User.getList(),
    meta: {
      url: '/api/users',
    },
  },
];

setupManager.js

import { Manager, BaseResolver } from 'tectonic';
import TectonicSuperagent from 'tectonic-superagent';
import { endpoints as userEndpoints } from './models/User';

export default (store) => {
  const manager = new Manager({
    resolver: new BaseResolver(),
    drivers: {
      fromSuperagent: new TectonicSuperagent(),
    },
    store,
  });

  manager.drivers.fromSuperagent([
    ...userEndpoints,
  ]);

  return manager;
};

Simple! However, the manager.drivers in setupManager is undefined. Then it show me an error: TypeError: Cannot read property 'fromSuperagent' of undefined.

I have looked in the manager variable and found out that there's a function called fromSuperagent. But nothing of drivers. Look:

Manager {
  cache:
   Cache {
     store:
      { dispatch: [Function],
        subscribe: [Function: subscribe],
        getState: [Function: getState],
        replaceReducer: [Function: replaceReducer] } },
  store:
   { dispatch: [Function],
     subscribe: [Function: subscribe],
     getState: [Function: getState],
     replaceReducer: [Function: replaceReducer] },
  resolver:
   BaseResolver {
     satisfiabilityChain:
      [ [Function: doesSourceSatisfyQueryParams],
        [Function: doesSourceSatisfyQueryModel],
        [Function: doesSourceSatisfyAllQueryFields],
        [Function: doesSourceSatisfyQueryReturnType],
        [Function: doesSourceSatisfyQueryType] ],
     queries: {},
     queriesInFlight: {},
     statusMap: {},
     store:
      { dispatch: [Function],
        subscribe: [Function: subscribe],
        getState: [Function: getState],
        replaceReducer: [Function: replaceReducer] },
     cache: Cache { store: [Object] } },
  sources: Sources { definitions: Map {} },
  fromSuperagent: [Function] }

I tried to call the function:

manager.fromSuperagent([...]);

But this also throws me an error Source definition must be comrpised of models, such as Model.list().

Am I doing something wrong?

EDIT I'm using v1.3.2.

[tonyhb]

Which version of tectonic are you using?

The first version pollutes the top level manager. Namespace with drivers, IE. manager.fromSuperagent instead of manager.drivers.fromSuperagent in V2.

It's a minor change but it felt way better to have things organized like this.

Additionally, I love the way that you're producing endpoints and colocating them with the model itself. I'll dig into this error in a sec as your code looks correct

On Tue, Feb 14, 2017, 9:02 AM Andrey Luiz notifications@github.com wrote:

I have a very basic setup:

models/User.js

import { Model } from 'tectonic'; export default class User extends Model { static modelName = 'user';

static fields = { id: undefined, name: '', email: '', position: '', phone: '', password: '', createdAt: 0, updatedAt: 0, } } export const endpoints = [ { returns: User.getList(), meta: { url: '/api/users', }, }, ];

setupManager.js

import { Manager, BaseResolver } from 'tectonic';import TectonicSuperagent from 'tectonic-superagent';import { endpoints as userEndpoints } from './models/User'; export default (store) => { const manager = new Manager({ resolver: new BaseResolver(), drivers: { fromSuperagent: new TectonicSuperagent(), }, store, });

manager.drivers.fromSuperagent([ ...userEndpoints, ]);

return manager; };

Simple! However, the manager.drivers in setupManager is undefined. Then it show me an error: TypeError: Cannot read property 'fromSuperagent' of undefined.

I have looked in the manager variable and found out that there's a function called fromSuperagent. But nothing of drivers. Look:

Manager { cache: Cache { store: { dispatch: [Function], subscribe: [Function: subscribe], getState: [Function: getState], replaceReducer: [Function: replaceReducer] } }, store: { dispatch: [Function], subscribe: [Function: subscribe], getState: [Function: getState], replaceReducer: [Function: replaceReducer] }, resolver: BaseResolver { satisfiabilityChain: [ [Function: doesSourceSatisfyQueryParams], [Function: doesSourceSatisfyQueryModel], [Function: doesSourceSatisfyAllQueryFields], [Function: doesSourceSatisfyQueryReturnType], [Function: doesSourceSatisfyQueryType] ], queries: {}, queriesInFlight: {}, statusMap: {}, store: { dispatch: [Function], subscribe: [Function: subscribe], getState: [Function: getState], replaceReducer: [Function: replaceReducer] }, cache: Cache { store: [Object] } }, sources: Sources { definitions: Map {} }, fromSuperagent: [Function] }

I tried to call the function:

manager.fromSuperagent([...]);

But this also throws me an error Source definition must be comrpised of models, such as Model.list().

Am I doing something wrong?

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[andreyluiz]

v1.3.2.

[tonyhb]

Ah - if you upgrade to 2.0.2 things should work as expected in the docs

[andreyluiz]

Wow! Okay. I saw the releases and the latest one is 1.3.2. :P

I'll upgrade it and reply in an instant.

[tonyhb]

Yeah, for some reason NPM doesn't respect semver in that list :(

[andreyluiz]

About the endpoints, I'll use a bunch of CRUD tables in my application, so I need to modularize them somehow. That's the best idea I could produce. :P

[andreyluiz]

The setup is right how I wrote earlier, but still I get Source definition must be comrpised of models, such as Model.list(). Does this have problems with SSR?

[andreyluiz]

Oh, I got it. I was using User.getList(), like in version 1.x. With User.list() it works perfectly. :)

Thank you for the help.

[tonyhb]

Ah yeah!! Seeing as that's so easy to miss I should make the error more descriptive:

.getList returns a query for a list of models. .list specifies that the source returns a list.

They're complimentary but used in different contexts.

Thanks for the heads up!

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Closed #77 https://github.com/tonyhb/tectonic/issues/77.

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