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plans for batch actions #289
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A few random thoughts. This is one of the less standardized parts of REST. What do you believe is the common REST API for batch update and delete? Since it's not standardized, the easy way to implement it in ng-admin would be to issue n update or delete requests to the API - DDOSing it, sort of. So it's easy to do in a bad way, hard to do the right way, and probably hard to implement support on the server-side. |
As a side note, plans for the next major release can be read at the bottom of the 0.5 announcement blog post. |
ah, thanks for the link. I hadn't seen that. For the batch operations, my api supports requests like this:
so I was hoping to be able to send requests like that from ng-admin. My api might be an outlier in the world of Rest on this point, so no big deal if you don't want to support these types of request :-) |
We'll do that in the future, our customers need it. The hard part is to understand the good practices on the backend side to support that. Feel free to implement it for your own needs and send us a PR to see if that can bootstrap the job. |
Implemented in #374 |
Are there any plans to allow batch updates and deletes?
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