I'm using the support for REST introduced by Grails in 2.3. My app includes the following domain classes:
@Resource(formats=['json', 'xml'])
class Sensor {
String name
static hasMany = [metrics: Metric]
}
@Resource(formats=['json', 'xml'])
class Metric {
String name
String value
static belongsTo = [sensor: Sensor]
}
And in UrlMappings.groovy
I've defined the following nested RESTful URL mappings:
"/api/sensors"(resources: 'sensor') {
"/metrics"(resources: "metric")
}
If I navigate to the URL /api/sensors/1/metrics
I expect the response to show all Metric
instances associated with the Sensor
with ID 1, but in fact it returns all Metric
instances (up to a limit of 10)
Metric
instances associated with a particular Sensor
instance (without implementing my own controller)?max
parameter to the request)?Looks like it isn't that simple. :) We can get a vivid picture if this command is run:
grails url-mapping-report
to see
Controller: metric
| GET | /api/sensors/${sensorId}/metrics | Action: index |
| GET | /api/sensors/${sensorId}/metrics/create | Action: create |
| POST | /api/sensors/${sensorId}/metrics | Action: save |
| GET | /api/sensors/${sensorId}/metrics/${id} | Action: show |
| GET | /api/sensors/${sensorId}/metrics/${id}/edit| Action: edit |
| PUT | /api/sensors/${sensorId}/metrics/${id} | Action: update |
| DELETE | /api/sensors/${sensorId}/metrics/${id} | Action: delete |
So, we would at least need a MetricController
inheriting RestfulController
and override index()
to do an additional check for Metric
and return list based on Sensor
as shown below:
class MetricController extends RestfulController<Metric> {
static responseFormats = ['json', 'xml']
MetricController() {
super(Metric)
}
@Override
def index() {
def sensorId = params.sensorId
respond Metric.where {
sensor.id == sensorId
}.list()
}
}
Above changed would provide the expected result (including the restriction on paginated results) for /api/sensors/1/metrics
when hit.
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