Default routes
⚠️ This page is relevant only if you installed Forest Admin directly on a database (SQL/Mongodb). If you installed in a Rails app, the default routes are managed within your Rails app.
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Default routes
Forest Admin's default routes are generated in the routes folder at installation.
Below we've detailed what the next() statement does. Those snippets can be used when overriding those routes, as explained here.
Create a record
...
const {
PermissionMiddlewareCreator,
RecordCreator,
} = require('forest-express-sequelize');
const { companies } = require('../models');
const permissionMiddlewareCreator = new PermissionMiddlewareCreator('companies');
...
// Create a Company - Check out our documentation for more details: https://docs.forestadmin.com/documentation/v/v6/reference-guide/routes/default-routes#create-a-record
router.post('/companies', permissionMiddlewareCreator.create(), (request, response, next) => {
const { body, query, user } = request;
const recordCreator = new RecordCreator(companies, user, query);
recordCreator.deserialize(body)
.then(recordToCreate => recordCreator.create(recordToCreate))
.then(record => recordCreator.serialize(record))
.then(recordSerialized => response.send(recordSerialized))
.catch(next);
});
...Update a record
Delete a record
Get a list of records
Get a number of records
Get a record
Export a list of records
Delete a list of records
Other available routes
Some other routes exist but are not generated automatically because it's less likely that you'll need to extend or override them.
Here is the list:
Relationship routes
GET /forest/{modelName}/{id}/relationships/{hasManyRelationName} ⟶ List has many relationships
GET /forest/{modelName}/{id}/relationships/{hasManyRelationName}/count ⟶ Count has many relationships
PUT /forest/{modelName}/{id}/relationships/{belongsToRelationName} ⟶ Update a belongs to field
POST /forest/{modelName}/{id}/relationships/{hasManyRelationName} ⟶ Add existing records to has many relationship
GET /forest/{modelName}/{id}/relationships/{hasManyRelationName}.csv ⟶ Export all has many relationships
PUT /forest/{modelName}/{id}/relationships/{embeddedRelationName}/{index} ⟶ Update an embedded document (inside a list)
DELETE /forest/{modelName}/{id}/relationships/{hasManyRelationName} ⟶ Dissociate records from relations
Action routes
POST /forest/actions/{actionNameDasherized}/values ⟶ Get the default values for this action
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