Allow generate link for itself #117
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Maybe it could work with a syntax like: $this->url->fromRoute(null, ['resource' => $user, 'association' => 'tweets']);It would output "/users/4/tweets" for instance. |
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Done. But this is obviously quite limited and cannot handle more than one level of recursion. |
| $classMetadata = $resourceMetadata->getClassMetadata(); | ||
| $identifiers = $classMetadata->getIdentifierValues($resource->getData()); | ||
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| $route = '/' . rtrim($this->route, '/') . '/' . current($identifiers); |
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Need to throw an exception on multi-key identifiers
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This is a first try to generate links for a resource. It's not tested yet, but should work for one resource. However I have no idea about how this could work for associations or any other links... :(