Problems with nested controller routes / nested route params

I have used this library in conjunction with nestjs for almost a year now. Nest by istelf for 2, so I am fairly familiar with the API of both. Thank you for this work as it has been very nice to use overall.

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https://github.com/nestjsx/crud/wiki/Controllers#get-one-resource

First off I think there may be a bug in the documentation:

It looks like you are missing a forward slash after perks.

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Secondly, I have not been able to get nested routes to work at any point. An example of a nested route being something such as this:

/heroes/:heroId/perks/:id

The documentation kind of explains for this case:

If you have a controller path with that looks kinda similar to this /companies/:companyId/users you need to add this param option: @Crud({ ... params: { ... companyId: { field: 'companyId', type: 'number' }, }, ... })

But it doesn’t show you what the entities look like on the back end to make this happen. I think this is of key importance to get this to work.

• Does one need to name id fields like ‘companyId’ in the entity or can ‘id’ suffice?
• How deeply nested can one go using this pattern?
• What does a complete example of this pattern look like?

This part of the documentation is seriously lacking. If I could get this feature to work I would consider adding a PR, but like I said, I have yet to be able to use this feature.

[shinework]

Hello @Jtosbornex! No, the eager join is not mandatory. Checkout my latest commit because there was an issue in my previous commit :

https://github.com/shinework/nest-crud-nested-controller

@Crud({
  model: {
    type: Article,
  },
  params: {
    authorId: {
      field: 'authorId',
      type: 'number',
    },
  },
})
@ApiTags('articles')
@Controller('/authors/:authorId/articles')
export class ArticleController implements CrudController<Article> {
  constructor(public service: ArticleService) {}
}

And you have to explicitly add a authorId field :

import { Entity, PrimaryGeneratedColumn, Column, ManyToOne } from 'typeorm'
import { Author } from '../author/author.entity'
import { ApiProperty } from '@nestjs/swagger'

@Entity()
export class Article {
  @PrimaryGeneratedColumn()
  id: number

  @Column('text')
  content: string

  @ApiProperty({ type: () => Author })
  @ManyToOne(
    () => Author,
    author => author.articles,
  )
  author: Author

  @Column()
  authorId: number
}

Calling http://localhost:3000/authors/1/articles/3 results to:

SELECT "Article"."id" AS "Article_id", "Article"."content" AS "Article_content", "Article"."authorId" AS "Article_authorId" 
FROM "article" "Article" 
WHERE ("Article"."authorId" = $1 AND "Article"."id" = $2) -- PARAMETERS: [1,3]

http://localhost:3000/authors/1/articles:

SELECT "Article"."id" AS "Article_id", "Article"."content" AS "Article_content", "Article"."authorId" AS "Article_authorId" 
FROM "article" "Article" 
WHERE ("Article"."authorId" = $1) -- PARAMETERS: [1]

🤘

[Jtosbornex]

@avchugaev

I think you need to explicitly add in the following:

@Column() school_id:number;