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We need a service module for events.
Events will have more things to implement, and those things can't be part of controller. Let's extract these code to a svc module and use context inside it
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| field :start_date, :string |
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these two should be utc datetime type, not strings
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| |> redirect(to: Routes.site_event_path(conn, :index, :id)) |
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redirect(to: Routes.site_event_path(conn, :index, :id))
Will this line work? Shouldn't we be passing the id of the site?
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| events = Sites.list_site_events(site_id) |
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Does get_site!/1 return just id or the whole site struct with data?
This is why we end up having type casting error in the query. The query expects and id, but you are passing the whole result to the list_site_events/1
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| from site in Nudge.Accounts.Site, | ||
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| order_by: site.inserted_at |
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is this the right query for filtering events?
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closes #9