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Jun 21st 2019, 07:26 |
 nuzulfikrie |
hi team, need help. i am having ' CRSF token mismatch error ' on delete action. |
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Jun 21st 2019, 06:49 |
conehead |
Good morning everyone |
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Jun 21st 2019, 06:09 |
noypi2020 |
Hi, Good day! mod_rewrite is enabled on the server and the .htaccess files were intact. I cannot figure out where to fix those errors. |
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Jun 21st 2019, 04:19 |
joey.mukherjee |
Looks like this works! In case someone else searches for it: ` $routes->connect ('/:uuiid', ['controller' => 'Plots', 'action' => 'view']) ->setPatterns (['uuid' => '[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12}']);` |
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Jun 21st 2019, 04:11 |
joey.mukherjee |
Is there a better way of capturing a UUID from the url? |
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Jun 21st 2019, 04:03 |
joey.mukherjee |
I copied directly from that page in the book! That's how I got the errors. Ok, I also have this: `$routes->connect ('/**', ['controller' => 'Plots', 'action' => 'view']);` I need that since I want to pass a UUID on the url? |
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Jun 21st 2019, 03:59 |
mrfeedback |
@joey.mukherjee https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/development/routing.html#prefix-routing |
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Jun 21st 2019, 03:59 |
challgren |
Just do something like this @joey.mukherjee |
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Jun 21st 2019, 03:57 |
joey.mukherjee |
question about admin routing... If I want an admin prefix, I add ```Router::prefix('admin', function (RouteBuilder $routes) { $routes->connect ('/', ['controller' => 'admin', 'action' => 'index']); |
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Jun 20th 2019, 20:04 |
ricksaccous |
I think it's because I'm not using the OrmPolicy but the mapper policy which runs in the middleware before the controller is hit |
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Jun 20th 2019, 19:59 |
ricksaccous |
is not stopping the policy from happening |
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Jun 20th 2019, 19:59 |
ricksaccous |
my skipAuthorization method from my component |
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Jun 20th 2019, 19:59 |
ricksaccous |
hmmm |
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Jun 20th 2019, 19:53 |
ricksaccous |
actually i think i'll be fine pushing them back to their dashboard |
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Jun 20th 2019, 19:52 |
ricksaccous |
i suppose i'll just have to write a handle that extends redirect |
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Jun 20th 2019, 19:41 |
ricksaccous |
hmm |
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Jun 20th 2019, 19:41 |
ricksaccous |
there must be an easy way to redirect to referer |
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Jun 20th 2019, 19:40 |
ricksaccous |
https://book.cakephp.org/authorization/1.1/en/middleware.html#handling-unauthorized-requests |
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Jun 20th 2019, 18:06 |
mdotobie |
gotcha. well this actually might be a better way to do this |
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Jun 20th 2019, 18:05 |
admad |
Webservice is akin to db connection and Driver is akin to pdo driver |
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Jun 20th 2019, 18:04 |
admad |
Endpoint is akin to Table and Resource is akin to Entity |
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Jun 20th 2019, 18:02 |
mdotobie |
Any insight on the difference between Endpoint and Resource? |
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Jun 20th 2019, 18:00 |
admad |
Endpoint is your model abstraction. You would create a driver which reads the json file instead of making a GET request |
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Jun 20th 2019, 17:59 |
mdotobie |
The other thing I would have wanted to add @admad would be a way to define the schema of the loaded data for validation purposes (since it’s handwritten). But I really liked the _transformResults method it has for parsing the JSON, however, I’m basically using `JsonConfig` through the `Configure` class to perform the same function. |
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Jun 20th 2019, 17:57 |
mdotobie |
@admad on this particular use the JSON is written by hand in advance it isn’t coming from a service. But I was thinking about how I could extend it in the future. I did come across Webservice when I was researching if what I was trying to do was possible and how would I architect it. My only question was around whether an “endpoint” could be a file or was a URL you’re only option. |
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Jun 20th 2019, 17:52 |
admad |
@mdotobie if you are fetching data from an external API is suggest you checkout muffin/webservice |
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Jun 20th 2019, 17:48 |
mdotobie |
I think a really good way I intend to extend this is for caching JSON data from sources. Then the cached JSON can be read in as config data and can be updated on a schedule or on demand. But it doesn’t need to be retrieved fresh on each request because it won’t change often. |
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Jun 20th 2019, 17:46 |
mdotobie |
I think I like this architecture. |
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Jun 20th 2019, 17:46 |
slackebot1 |
`\App\Model\Table` namespace as `ShippingItemTable`. Instead of extending `\Cake\ORM\Table` like a normal Table, it extends `App\Model\Datasource\Json`. In turn, the Entity is in the `\App\Model\Entity` namespace as `ShippingItem` |
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Jun 20th 2019, 17:46 |
mdotobie |
Hey @jeremyharris, although I know I haven’t provided alot of context, I wanted to point out that as I sat here working on this I’ve decided to move the `\App\Model\Json\Json` to `App\Model\Datasource\Json`. My first experimental subclasses of this is a definition JSON file for Shipping Carrier data, the data lives in `config` and the “table” originally lived in the `\App\Model\Json` namespace as `ShippingJson` but it’s now mixed |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:27 |
jeremyharris |
same! |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:26 |
mdotobie |
okay. sometimes I like to do a sanity check to see if the way I’m thinking about things actually makes sense. I’m prone to over-engineering…but I like the mental stretching it gives to learn how to approach problems in non-obvious ways. |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:26 |
jeremyharris |
no need to make the developer learn their API if they don’t have good typehinted clients |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:25 |
jeremyharris |
yeah in those cases it makes sense to me to wrap them |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:25 |
jeremyharris |
if you need that level of abstraction then that’s fine. Sometimes it’s not necessary, because in reality your application is tied to those APIs even after the abstraction. I guess it depends on what the service class is doing |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:25 |
mdotobie |
Well, when that API doesn’t have a straightforward API. For instance I use the Mandrill PHP library as is, but I do a lot of custom stuff to Slack so I have a SlackService class that uses the Slack API directly through Guzzle injected into the Service class. |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:23 |
mdotobie |
I actually do something I refer to as Service classes as wrappers to API libraries. |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:22 |
slackebot1 |
“importers” and the `Hash` class as the data extractor. |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:22 |
mdotobie |
That’s what I thought @jeremyharris and I figured the reason was because of what you outlined. So I think my approach of creating two new kinds of classes that mimic the Table/Entity structure without relying on the underlying datasource is the easiest way to implement what I’m after. If I was using an API as the datasource I’d probably just replace using `JsonConfig` with something like `Guzzle` as they are just intended to be the da |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:19 |
slackebot1 |
is really good. I think you *could* still write something similar that would fit within the cake 3 ORM, but it would be pretty time consuming and the ORM method support would be minimal, so it probably wouldn’t be too useful |
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Jun 20th 2019, 16:19 |
jeremyharris |
I think you’re correct. That way of writing datasources for APIs has been superseded by better API clients that have their own set of exception handling for specific API errors. I wrote maybe the first Stripe plugin that was a cakephp datasource for 2.x that translated the datasource commands, like ->read, into the appropriate REST call. However, this isn’t really useful anymore because the stripe client was released some time after |