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It should be possible to be able to find the entries of another entity by using the foreign key.
For example let's say we have two entities: users and companies.
users
companies
Each users entry has a companyId.
companyId
The json server should be able to fetch all the users of a company.
i.e.
Given the following db.json :
db.json
{ "users": [ { "id": "23", "firstName": "Bill", "age": 20, "companyId": "1" }, { "id": "40", "firstName": "Alex", "age": 40, "companyId": "2" }, { "id": "41", "firstName": "Nick", "age": 40, "companyId": "2" } ], "companies": [ { "id": "1", "name": "Apple", "description": "iphone" }, { "id": "2", "name": "Google", "description": "search" } ] }
Running the server with npx json-server db.json
npx json-server db.json
curl http://localhost:3000/companies/2/users
[ { "id": "40", "firstName": "Alex", "age": 40, "companyId": "2" }, { "id": "41", "firstName": "Nick", "age": 40, "companyId": "2" } ]
$ curl http://localhost:3000/companies/2/users
Not Found
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It should be possible to be able to find the entries of another entity by using the foreign key.
For example let's say we have two entities:
users
andcompanies
.Each
users
entry has acompanyId
.The json server should be able to fetch all the users of a company.
i.e.
Given the following
db.json
:Running the server with
npx json-server db.json
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
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