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The Resource classes each contain a single subroutine:
subforbidden {
my ($self) = @_;
my ($username, $password) = $self->request->headers->authorization_basic;
return 1 unless# some check against basic auth header;return 0;
}
This means that the default routes don't work as they use a Generic class for all routes. Whilst I could pass in a new resource_class_for_set item this wouldn't work if I had more than one ResultSource class.
currently in my MyApp.psgi I need to add:
....
routes=> [
WebAPI::DBIC::Route->new(
path=>'/note',
resource_class=>'MyApp::WAPID::Resource::Notes',
resource_args=> {
set=>$schema->resultset('Note'),
}
),
.... And again for the item path
]
It would be really useful to have either automatic Resource lookup....and/or definition of all routes in a myapp_routes config or similar. The format could be something like:
My current use case has the following setup:
MyApp::WAPID::Resource::Note;
MyApp::WAPID::Resource::Notes;
MyApp::Schema::Result::Note;
The Resource classes each contain a single subroutine:
This means that the default routes don't work as they use a Generic class for all routes. Whilst I could pass in a new resource_class_for_set item this wouldn't work if I had more than one ResultSource class.
currently in my MyApp.psgi I need to add:
It would be really useful to have either automatic Resource lookup....and/or definition of all routes in a myapp_routes config or similar. The format could be something like:
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