gordoneliel
Hi!
I’ve got a resource with a bunch of attributes that show up in the json response when queried, but this response does not included any aggregates on the resource.
Do I have to do anything to add aggregates to the json api response?
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zachdaniel
The JSON:API provides the
fieldsquery option, which controls what fields to return for an individual resource type. For example,fields[type]=foo,barwould return thefooandbarfields for anything w/ typetype. The default value offieldsis just the attributes. You can set thedefault_fieldsto include the attributes and aggregates, or request them on demand.i.e
or
?fields[type]=foo,bar,bazgordoneliel
Thanks for answering @zachdaniel .
default_fieldsis what I’m looking for, however, trying that is throwing ano such import default_fields/1error. Any idea why?Also trying
fields[json_api_resource_type]="foo,aggregate_bar"throws an error as well:** (UndefinedFunctionError) function nil.embedded?/0 is undefinedThis only happens when I add the aggregate field
aggregate_barto the fields queryzachdaniel
Ah, I was wrong, it looks like
default_fieldsis on a route by route basis. We should probably add a top level version of that as well.Got a stack trace for that error? I think there is likely a bug somewhere
gordoneliel
Here is a trace:
Let me know if this helps
zachdaniel
Ah, right okay that will be a straightforward fix. Can you open an issue on
ash_json_api?gordoneliel
Opened a GH issue here
zachdaniel
Thanks! Fixed in main