Inference based on conventions

[chrisortman]

Hello. I can't quite tell if this library will infer any controller actions and model based on conventions or if I am supposed to always specify it.

resources :users

We could infer:

model('User')
action(:show).returns_single
action(:index).returns_list
action(:create).returns_single
action(:update).returns_single
action(:destroy).returns_single

I don't see these lines in the example, but they appear to be required?

[jokubaspu]

Please explain more what you are trying to achieve.

But basically, if I've correctly understood your question, when you add to graphql router resources :users graphql_rails expects that you have these actions (and methods which correspond to these actions) defined in your graphql rails controller (like in this example.

Also, a great code example about routes and resources actions handling is here.

[chrisortman]

I think what confuses me is your first example UsersController does not define index,show,create,update,delete actions That led me to think those actions would automatically exist

On October 17, 2020, GitHub ***@***.***> wrote: Please explain more what you are trying to achieve. But basically, if I've correctly understood your question, when you add to graphql router resources :users graphql_rails expects that you have these actions (and methods which correspond to these actions) defined in your graphql rails controller (like in this example <https://github.com/samesystem/graphql_rails#define-controller>. Also, a great code example about routes and resources actions handling is here <https://github.com/samesystem/graphql_rails#routes>.

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[jusmat]

Hey, @chrisortman. Sorry for the delayed response, but just to be short - defining a resource currently does not define actions in the controller itself, meaning you have to add them manually. However, you're correct on it sort of misleading you in the documentation/examples, and we'll update that soon. Leaving the issue as open before we do that.