MartinVolerich
I’m loving Ash and AshJsonApi and have created a “read” api that allows a user to login using the password strategy (from AshAuthentication).
My question / unknown is how to take values from the resource metadata and return it as part of the OpenApi(/Swagger) response - similar to what the AshAuthentication.Plug handle_success callback is doing?
How can I craft & add additional fields to the response that is being returned?
Thanks
Martin
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MartinVolerich
FWIW, I tried using a calculation to bring up the metadata.token to the main resource, which works well using the code_gen functions in the REPL, but still not changing the response in the OpenAPI / Swagger page
barnabasJ
Have you added metadata to your read action definition?
MartinVolerich
Thanks. Yes I did add that read.metadata line.
sevenseacat
You’ll need to configure your JSON API route to include the metadata with the response, eg.
MartinVolerich
Wonderful. That makes a ton of sense. I’d used the metadata macro on the action but not the route. Thanks a million.
(and once again your response made me realize that I need to read the documentation better - and know where to look.)
Martin
MartinVolerich
Also, when is your book going to be available? Is it the one that Zach mentioned is coming on PragProg? I keep looking there for a beta announcement and cannot wait to get a copy.
Martin
sevenseacat
Sooooon hopefully! Yes, that’s the one - hopefully we’ll have some news about it in the next few weeks!