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I am trying to modify the default fields which appear in a collection response. In particular I'm filtering and paginating my collection and, beside _total_items I would like to have also other fields like _total_items_without_filters and _total_items_with filters_but_without_pagination.
The fact is that inside RouteBasedCollectionStrategy, the creation of the resource happens in the private method extractIterator which is called by the private method extractCollection, which requires also the presence of the method extractPaginator.
All of this said, to add a new field to the resource I must extends the RouteBasedCollectionStrategy class, copy and paste all the above mentioned methods, just to edit the line $data = ['_total_items' => $count];
It would be nice if just the creation of the $data could be exposed, at least in a protected method, so that modifying it could become easier
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am trying to modify the default fields which appear in a collection response. In particular I'm filtering and paginating my collection and, beside
_total_items
I would like to have also other fields like_total_items_without_filters
and_total_items_with filters_but_without_pagination
.The fact is that inside
RouteBasedCollectionStrategy
, the creation of the resource happens in theprivate
methodextractIterator
which is called by the private methodextractCollection
, which requires also the presence of the methodextractPaginator
.All of this said, to add a new field to the resource I must extends the
RouteBasedCollectionStrategy
class, copy and paste all the above mentioned methods, just to edit the line$data = ['_total_items' => $count];
It would be nice if just the creation of the
$data
could be exposed, at least in a protected method, so that modifying it could become easierThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: