Add support for default predicates #1384
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Currently predicates are required, otherwise the conditions are ignored
or they will raise an error.
When using Ransack for filtering in json requests, it would be nice to
allow an empty predicate to equal to true.
So instead of having to explicitly pass '*_eq':
{
product_id_eq: 'product-1',
type_eq: 'admin
}
we can do the following:
{
product_id: 'product-1',
type: 'admin
}
This adds a `:default_predicate` configuration option that will be used
in case of a missing predicate.
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Thank you @p8 🚀 |
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Thanks @scarroll32 ! |
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Currently predicates are required, otherwise the conditions are ignored or they will raise an error.
When using Ransack for filtering in json requests, it would be nice to allow an empty predicate to equal to true.
So instead of having to explicitly pass '*_eq':
we can do the following:
This adds a
:default_predicateconfiguration option that will be used in case of a missing predicate.I'm not sure anyone would use a different default, so maybe the config option should be something like:
:default_to_eq_predicate.