POST url's incorrect

[poliphox]

I have a couple Her::Model's User and Book's. A user has_many :books, and I can retrieve them with User.find(1).books => [Book, Book....]
However, User.find(1).books.create(title: "test book") sends a GET request to /users

This is pretty much the same as the example code, so I dont think I'm doing anything wrong in my code. Is there a known issue?

Many thanks!

[poliphox]

Hmm, I've managed (somehow) to get the POST going to the correct URL, but now there's an issue when GET'ing the next resource.

I have this URL: /users/1/books/1/chapters
I can fetch Users and Books, but fetching Chapters doesn't work.

My User has_many :books, and a Book has_many :chapters (book belongs_to :user, and chapter belongs_to :book in my Her models).
However, calling :User.find(1).books.find(1).chapters sends a GET request to
/books/1/chapters (the /user part of the url is missing).

If I look at the object returned by User.find(1).books, the @parent variable is set to 'users/1'. For User.find(1).books.find(1).chapters, the @parent variable is set to 'chapters/1'. That seems correct to me, but I would assume the subsequent call to fetch the chapters would join these parent paths together.

My Her models are:

class User
    include Her::Model
    has_many :books
end
class Book
    include Her::Model
    belongs_to :user
    has_many  :chapters
end
class Chapter
    include Her::Model
    belongs_to :book
end

On the API side, each of the resources, apart from User, has the foreign_key for its parent resource (ie /users/1/books/1 has user_id, /users/1/books/1/chapters/1 has book_id).

Can resources be nested deeply, or is only 1 level supported?

thanks.

[poliphox]

Replying to myself again :)
I've added collection_path and resource_paths to my nested models ("users/:user_id/books/:book_id/chapters" and "users/:user_id/books/:book_id/chapters/:chapter_id").

This is now returning data from the resources, however calling:

User.find(1).books.find(1).chapters.find(1) 

returns an object like Chapter(< unknown path, missing user_id >.
Obviously, I'm doing something wrong somewhere, I don't know why the Chapter is warning about the user_id, but not the book_id? Shouldn't it just be getting that from the parent model(s) anyway?

I'm trying to figure out why the Book->Chapter relationship is causing problems (unlike the User->Book one) but I can't find anything wrong in my code. Is this a bug in Her?

[ghost]

I believe this is a duplicate of

#224

I put together a PR

#238

you are welcome to comment on it.