I'm trying to develop an application using in-memory-web-api, however, I'm not sure how to deal with longer URI patterns.
For example, I need to fetch some configuration data from the server using /api/v1/configuration/manager
and /api/v1/configuration/customer
. I've structured my dummy data as follows:
const v1 = [{
configuration: {
manager: [{...}, {...}, ...],
customer: [{...}, {...}, ...]
}
}];
But I 404 error. This is how I formed GET request:
public getManagerConfig() {
return this.http.get<any[]>('/api/v1/configuration/manager');
}
The idea is to map as best as possible my API in angular during the development. How do I deal with this kind of nested data and URIs?
It seems that the module angular-in-memory-web-api
has not been designed for such cases. As a bypass, try this:
apiBase
should be api
.v1
should have property id = 'configuration/*'
:createDb() {
const v1 = [
{
id: 'configuration/manager',
data: [{...}, {...}, ...]
},
{
id: 'configuration/customer',
data: [{...}, {...}, ...]
}
];
return { v1 };
}