Remove {id} from nodal g:model --user route edits

[nick]

nodal g:model --user generates a route with an id field that's unnecessary for basic access token usage. That is, tokens can be created and deleted without using an 'id' and most guides and tutorials reference access token operations without an id in the route. It makes sense to me to omit {id} from the generated route unless a default use cases is specified and covered in intro tutorials. Removal will increase consistency, and reduce cognitive load by generating simpler code with g:model --user generator.

Example of generated code in Nodal 0.0.9

router.route('/v1/tweets/{id}').use(V1TweetsController);
router.route('/v1/users/{id}').use(V1UsersController);
router.route('/v1/access_tokens/{id}').use(V1AccessTokensController);

[Keith Horwood]

Do you mean accessTokens? For user the show() and destroy() endpoints are important.

[nick]

Oh of course! I meant the
--access_tokens flag on g:model

Not --user.
Thanks for catching.

Nick

On Apr 18, 2016, at 5:51 AM, Keith Horwood [e-mail] wrote:

Do you mean accessTokens? For user the show() and destroy() endpoints are important.

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