I wonder is there a way to pass a parameter from the client to the back-end API get Request. At this moment I hard coded the needed argument (name:"newName").
back-end route:
app.get('/api/get/beerWithComments', (req,res,next) =>{
Beer.findOne({name:'newName'}) //I want to pass the correct name, now it's hard coded.
.populate('comments').exec((err,beer) =>{
if(err) return next(err);
res.json(beer);
});
});
My action method:
export const fetchBeerWithComments =() => async dispatch => {
const res= await axios.get('/api/get/beerWithComments');
dispatch({type: FETCH_BEER_WITH_COMMENTS, payload : res.data });
}
I thought to pass the parameter here in. But I don't know if I can pass the argument to my back-end.
export const fetchBeerWithComments =(parameter) => async dispatch => {...
You can pass the parameter name in the query string and read the parameter value in handler using req.query like
app.get('/api/get/beerWithComments', (req, res, next) =>{
var qname = req.query.name || "";
if(!qname.length) {
res.status(404).json({"msg": 'Invalid name in query string'});
res.end();
return;
}
Beer.findOne({name: qname}) //I want to pass the correct name, now it's hard coded.
.populate('comments').exec((err,beer) =>{
if(err) return next(err);
res.json(beer);
});
});
And while calling GET API from the client side just add query string param name with respective value and it should work as you expected.
for eg URL will be like
export const fetchBeerWithComments =(parameter) => async dispatch => {
const res= await axios.get('/api/get/beerWithComments?name=' + parameter);
dispatch({type: FETCH_BEER_WITH_COMMENTS, payload : res.data });
}
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