greetings. first post/question. sorry to even bother anyone.

i started a project with a lot of generated code, but i’m still having trouble hooking things up (router, context, view), all-the-while learning the framework 'n language. I feel like i’m getting closer to the learning curve’s edge and finding the promised productive-land, so i don’t want to give up yet, but something here just doesn’t seem right to me..:

i’ve got two similar errors that error on core_components.ex. the browser displays these errors:

KeyError at GET /games/1
key :item not found in: %{
  __changed__: nil,
  inner_block: [
    %{
      __slot__: :inner_block,
      inner_block: #Function<8.124877290/2 in GameArchiveWeb.GameHTML.show/1>
    }
  ],
  __given__: %{
    __changed__: nil,
    inner_block: [
      %{
        __slot__: :inner_block,
        inner_block: #Function<8.124877290/2 in GameArchiveWeb.GameHTML.show/1>
      }
    ]
  }
}

and

KeyError at GET /games
key :col not found in: %{
  id: "games",
  rows: [
    %GameArchive.Game{
      __meta__: #Ecto.Schema.Metadata<:loaded, "games">,
      id: 1,
      title: "test",
      alt_titles: ["string 1", "string 2"],
      makers: ["string 1", "string 2"],
      ...
      (LIST ALL Game ROWS FROM DB)
      ...
action: [
      %{
        __slot__: :action,
        inner_block: #Function<30.124877290/2 in GameArchiveWeb.GameHTML.index/1>
      },
      %{
        __slot__: :action,
        inner_block: #Function<31.124877290/2 in GameArchiveWeb.GameHTML.index/1>
      }
    ],
    __changed__: nil,
    inner_block: [
      %{
        __slot__: :inner_block,
        inner_block: #Function<29.124877290/2 in GameArchiveWeb.GameHTML.index/1>
      }
    ],
    row_click: #Function<28.124877290/1 in GameArchiveWeb.GameHTML.index/1>
  },
  __changed__: nil,
  inner_block: [
    %{
      __slot__: :inner_block,
      inner_block: #Function<29.124877290/2 in GameArchiveWeb.GameHTML.index/1>
    }
  ],
  row_click: #Function<28.124877290/1 in GameArchiveWeb.GameHTML.index/1>,
  row_id: nil,
  row_item: &Function.identity/1
}

in core_components.ex:

<div :for={item <- @item} class="flex gap-4 py-4 text-sm leading-6 sm:gap-8">
# and
<th :for={col <- @col} class="p-0 pb-4 pr-6 font-normal"><%= col[:label] %></th>

it seems to me the core_components html template is using/expecting my database schema to have a field named col and item, but that can’t be right.., can it??

my Games.ex (confusing name, i kno) context

  def list_games do
    Repo.all(Game) # i think this selects all by default..
  end

  def get_game!(id) do
    Repo.get(Game, id)
  end

router.ex

    resources "/games", GameController # macro magicks

phew… i hope that’s everything to understand the problem.. there’s just so much abstraction..!

i used a lot of generation stuff: schema first, then html (–no-schema), but the gen’d context file was unimplemented (raise TODO), so i tried to implement it (with the help of docs/context), and now i’m just going through a bunch of errors to get things to work..

again, sorry to bother. I’m thinking maybe it would have been a smoother experience to simply use phx.gen.html to gen everything (schema, context, html, router?) at the same time..