List params.
Resource key.
Collection type.
Resource type.
Construct a configured rest adapter.
SWR cache key prefix.
Property on the resource with unique identifier.
Map the collection type into an array of resources.
This list is used to push the resources into the cache after loading from the collection, so we need to map it down to a list so we can cache everything.
Collection to read from.
Array of resources.
Create the SWR key for the given collection params.
List parameters to filter the API by.
SWR key for the collection.
Get the id for a given resource.
Resource to get the id for.
Id of the resource.
Remove a resource from a collection.
This can use defaultFilter to remove a resource from
an array of resources, using the adapter to match the id.
Id of the resource to remove.
Collection to remove resource from.
Collection with resource removed.
Create the SWR key for the given resource or resource id.
The function has to handle both cases because there are methods
like delete which don't have resources to act on but are given
ids. We need to be able to create the cache key for both cases.
Resource to create the key for.
SWR key for the resource.
Update or insert ("upsert") a resource in a collection.
This can use defaultUpsert to pull the array of resources
and run it through the default logic for upserting a resource,
using the adapter to match the id.
Resource to upsert into the collection.
Collection to upsert into.
Upserted collection.
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Default implementation of a REST adapter.
cacheKey&idKeyare used for basic examples, where the collection is an array of resources & the resources have a property (idKey) on them as their unique identifier.cacheKeycan be any unique string but is typically the collection url.