Using Ember 2.7.1 (and I am new to Ember)
I fetch from an external API which returns reference/relationship to a model as follows. The elements contains the link to the specific basket and not the typical basket object. The link is available in uri attribute
{
"elements": [
{
"type": "Link",
"title": "48MKzg7EVNAAAAFVux0natwM",
"uri": "My-Site/-/baskets/48MKzg7EVNAAAAFVux0natwM"
}
],
"type": "ResourceCollection",
"name": "baskets"
}
Basket JSON
{
"name": "basket",
"type": "Basket",
"invoiceToAddress": {
//...attributes of invoiceToAddress...
},
"externalOrderReferenceID": "",
"shippingBuckets": [
{
//...one or many shippingBuckets
}
],
"dynamicMessages": [],
"totals": {
//...attributes of totals...
},
"multipleShippmentsSupported": true,
"purchaseCurrency": "USD",
"id": "48MKzg7EVNAAAAFVux0natwM"
}
Model: //app/models/basket.js
export default DS.Model.extend({
multipleShippmentsSupported: DS.attr(),
purchaseCurrency: DS.attr(),
externalOrderReferenceID: DS.attr()
});
The direct route to get a basket works. this.get('store').findRecord('basket', '48MKzg7EVNAAAAFVux0natwM');
How do I best write a model + serializer where a findAll('basket') gets me the full details of the one basket which is available in the 'elements'?
(I understand that theoretically there can be more that one basket )
I have used various combinations of RESTSerializer, JSONSerializer tips that were available in guides, tutorials but I am unable to get this to load correctly
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