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I have the following classes:

class Market < MotionResource::Base
  has_many :market_days
end

class MarketDay < MotionResource::Base
  belongs_to :market
  self.member_url = "markets/:market_id/market_days/:id"
end

And I'm trying to fetch a particular market_day through the market_days association:

market.market_days.find(day.date) do |market_day|
  ...
end

but this fails with:

undefined method `call' for "2013-06-16":String (NoMethodError)
  from find.rb:61:in `request_block_call:'
  from find.rb:18:in `block in fetch_member:'
  from requests.rb:69:in `block in http_call:'
  from query.rb:358:in `call_delegator_with_response'

("2013-06-16" is the ID of the date I'm trying to fetch).

Does motion-resource support this? Do I have the syntax wrong?

Hi,

Is there a way to add default headers to requests? e.g.

def self.headers
{
'Content-Type' => 'application/json',
'Authorization' => "Token token="#{App::Persistence['authToken']}""
}
end

class User < MotionResource::Base
  attr_accessor :id
  attribute :full_name, :abbreviated_name, :avatar50, :avatar70, :points_this_week, :points_today, :total_points, :monthly_points
  has_many :hidukens

  self.collection_url = "users"
  self.member_url = "users/:id"

end

class Hiduken < MotionResource::Base
  attr_accessor :id
  attribute :user_id, :points, :multiplier
  belongs_to :user

  self.collection_url = "users/:user_id/hidukens"
  self.member_url = "users/:user_id/hidukens/:id"

end

def my_load_data
    User.find(app_delegate.user_id) do |my_user, response|
      if response.ok?
        my_user.hidukens do |h|
          puts h.inspect
        end
      end
    end

  end

Makes a call to my api

/api/v1/users/:user_id/hidukens.json"

instead of

/api/v1/users/5/hidukens.json"

What would you think of using AFNetworking instead of bubble-wrap? It would add a dependency, but give much more flexibility

I have not set
app.detect_dependencies = false

the annoying this is i am using bundler so i think i would have to manually require all my libraries. Why is this the case?

Just a suggestion, I would include somewhere in the Readme the use of attribute

For example:

class Shape
  attribute :color
end

It was a little confusing because I thought attr_accessor was the same as attribute.

Thanks!

In your examples, if I add collection_url to tag, I get an error.

Tag:

class Tag < MotionResource::Base
  attr_accessor :name

  belongs_to :color
  collection_url "tags"
end

Error:

2013-03-16 11:11:32.905 Colr[62943:c07] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'ArgumentError', reason: 'wrong number of arguments (1 for 0) (ArgumentError)

Hi @tkadauke

I'm having problems using your gem. I've everything set up, just like the readme tells me:

class Client < MotionResource::Base

  MotionResource::Base.root_url = "http://localhost:3000/api/"

  # Include the MotionModel
  include MotionModel::Model
  include MotionModel::ArrayModelAdapter
  include MotionModel::Validatable

  # Define the attribute accessors
  attr_accessor :id
  attribute :name

  # Define the columns of this model
  columns name: :string

  # Validate the client model
  validate :name, presence: true

  # Define the URL's for this resource
  self.collection_url = "client"
  self.member_url = "client/:id"
end

But it seems there's no request send to the API. For your convenience my app_delegate.rb:

# app_delegate.rb
    @client = Client.create( name: 'Your awesome client' )
    p @client

Cheers!

In your examples, the Tag model inherits from "MotionResource::Base", however, in your readme is says "RemoteModule::RemoteModel"

This gem seems perfect, but how does it compare with https://github.com/sxross/MotionModel. Can I use both or are these mutually exclusive?

I'm getting the following error:

Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'ArgumentError', reason: 'base.rb:27:in `instantiate:': No :id parameter given for User.instantiate (ArgumentError)`

Here's the User:

class User < MotionResource::Base
  attr_accessor :id

  self.collection_url = "users"
  self.member_url = "users/:id"
  self.default_url_options = {
    :payload => {
      'token' => "#{App::Persistence['facebook_access_token']}"
    }
  }
end

My JSON response looks like the following:

{
  "success": true,
  "user": {
    "id": 13,
    "name": "Josh Smith",
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "first_name": "Josh",
    "last_name": "Smith"
  }
}

Could this have something to do with not having the id in the root object? Am I doing something else obviously wrong?

Thanks!

I'm trying to add motion-resource to my project, but it fails at runtime with:

*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NoMethodError', reason: 'undefined method `class_attribute' for MotionResource::Base:Class (NoMethodError)

Should it work with RubyMotion 2?