I'd like to propose a response for batch requests similar to the pagination response that is provided for "find" methods.
I've implemented the following as a hook and found it very useful in quickly summarizing the results of a batch request via the REST API.
[
total: 2,
fulfilled: 1,
rejected: 1,
data: {
"status": : "fulfilled",
"value": { /* user object returned by app.service('users').get(1) */ }
}, {
"status": : "rejected",
"reason": { /* error JSON or object with error message */ }
}
]
I'd like to know if this is something that would be deemed outside the scope (and solvable easily with a hook) or perhaps would this run afoul of some other Feathers ethos.
Thank you.
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I'd like to propose a response for batch requests similar to the pagination response that is provided for "find" methods.
I've implemented the following as a hook and found it very useful in quickly summarizing the results of a batch request via the REST API.
[ total: 2, fulfilled: 1, rejected: 1, data: { "status": : "fulfilled", "value": { /* user object returned by app.service('users').get(1) */ } }, { "status": : "rejected", "reason": { /* error JSON or object with error message */ } } ]I'd like to know if this is something that would be deemed outside the scope (and solvable easily with a hook) or perhaps would this run afoul of some other Feathers ethos.
Thank you.