I'm having trouble configuring restangular to consume a list of api urls in my response object.
Currently, my object response looks like:
{
folders: ['http://localhost:8000/api/folder/1',
'http://localhost:8000/api/folder/2',
'http://localhost:8000/api/folder/3']
}
but i want it to return the folder objects
{
folders: [{
files: ['http://localhost:8000/api/file/1'
'http://localhost:8000/api/file/2']
},
{
files: ['http://localhost:8000/api/file/3']
},
{
files: ['http://localhost:8000/api/file/4']
}]
}
(and then eventually the file objects inside the folder objects):
{
folders: [{
files: [{},{}]
},
{
files: [{}]
},
{
files: [{}]
}]
}
How can I configure restangular through addResponseInterceptor or other means to consume the array of nested hyperlinks
I have not found a solution which performs a get() on all nested urls independently without doing it explicitly in the controller.
So for these twice nested jsons, I created three different objects rather than one full cabinet object. Restangular than can use its put and patch methods on the objects returned.
Then I iterate through each folder in the cabinet, and in turn each file in the folder to get all my objects into the view.
If anybody has a better way let me know!
vm.cabinet = {};
vm.folders = [];
vm.files = {}
Cabinet.get(id).then(cabinetSuccessFn, errorFn);
function cabinetSuccessFn(response) {
vm.cabinet = response;
vm.cabinet.folders.map(function(folder) {
return Folder.get(parseInt(folder.substr(folder.lastIndexOf('/', folder.length - 2) + 1).slice(0, -1))).then(folderSuccessFn, errorFn);
});
vm.loading = false;
}
function folderSuccessFn(response) {
vm.folders.push(response);
vm.files[response.id] = [];
response.files.map(function(file) {
return Files.get(parseInt(file.substr(file.lastIndexOf('/', file.length - 2) + 1).slice(0, -1))).then(fileSuccessFn, errorFn);
});
}
function fileSuccessFn(response) {
vm.filess[response.folder.substr(response.folder.lastIndexOf('/', response.folder.length - 2) + 1).slice(0, -1)].push(response);
}
function errorFn(response) {
$log.error('unable to load resource');
$log.error(response);
}