I've been playing around with my routes file and I'm looking to switch up the method being called (delete instead of update).
Code Snippets:
# User management API
GET /users @controllers.Users.findUsers
POST /user @controllers.Users.createUser
PUT /user/:firstName/:lastName @controllers.Users.updateUser ( firstName: String, lastName: String )
PUT /user/:firstName/:lastName @controllers.Users.deleteUser( firstName: String, lastName: String )
Additionally:
updateUser: (firstName, lastName, user) ->
@$log.debug "updateUser #{angular.toJson(user,true)}"
deferred = @$q.defer()
@$http.put("/user/#{firstName}/#{lastName}", user)
.success((data, status, headers) =>
@$log.info("Successfully updated user - status #{status}")
deferred.resolve(data)
)
.error((data, status, header) =>
@$log.info("Failed to update user - status #{status}")
deferred.reject(data)
)
deferred.promise
deleteUser: (firstName, lastName, user) ->
@$log.debug "deleteUser #{angular.toJson(user, true)}"
deferred = @$q.defer()
@$http.put("/user/#{firstName}/#{lastName}", user)
.success((data, status, headers) =>
@$log.info("Successfully deleted user - status #{status}")
deferred.resolve(data)
)
.error((data, status, header) =>
@$log.info("Failed to delete user - status #{status}")
deferred.reject(data)
)
deferred.promise
servicesModule.service('UserService', ['$log', '$http', '$q', UserService])
Is there a way to differentiate between the two PUT routes? Or specifically call a PUT route?