Being able to override url in resource actions

[nolazybits]

A pull request already existed (#1890)
but i found out that the url set up in the action would not have their params replaced.

This is what I intent to do here:

      var TypeItem = $resource('', {type: 'Order'}, {
          get: {
              method: 'GET',
              params: {type: 'Customer'},
              url: '/:type/:typeId'
          }
      });
      var item = TypeItem.get({typeId: 123});

will call /Customer/123

[IgorMinar]

can you also add a test for scenario where no params are being replaced in the override url?

[IgorMinar]

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[nolazybits]

@IgorMinar Done.
Btw thanks for the quick reply :)

[nolazybits]

For the CLA:

• real name Xavier MARTIN

[IgorMinar]

I made some more tweaks, added docs (please don't forget about those in the future) and broke the tests into separate its.

the final change landed as 60f1f09

thanks!

[nolazybits]

Hello Igor,

Will keep this in mind for future pull request.
Cheers, and thanks for the fast integration, I can now switch back to angularjs master :)

[mariojunior]

Hello guys!
By the way, this feature is not working anymore?
I'm using Angular 1.1.5 and angular-resource-1.0.1 and is not working as expected:
(pseudo-code):

var UserResource = $resource("http://localhost:8080/mycontext/api/user",
{ //* GET, POST, DELETE for /api/user endpoint working perfectly.
}
{ //* but if I call UserResource.login(userObj) that's NOT firing against /api/user/login endpoint.
login: {method: 'POST', isArray: false, url: 'http://localhost:8080/mycontext/api/user/login'},
logout: {method: 'POST', isArray: false, url: 'http://localhost:8080/mycontext/api/user/logout'}
}

[mariojunior]

switched to angular-resource-1.0.7.min.js and is not working as expected yet.
Am I doing something wrong? Thanks.