How can I use router.js in admin?

Hi,

I’m currently writing an inventory bundle for OroPlatform (using OroCommerce here) and I’m facing for the 2nd time a js error with router.js.

The error I get from the javascript console is :

Uncaught Error: The route “luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_update” does not exist

To fix this, I used the “expose”=true option in my controller action’s annotations :

/** * @param Request $request * @param WarehouseZone $warehouseZone * @return array|RedirectResponse * * @Route( * "/update/{id}", * name="luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_update", * requirements={"id"="\d+"}, * options={"expose"=true} * ) * @Template * @Acl( * id="luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_update", * type="entity", * permission="EDIT", * class="LuniInventoryBundle:WarehouseZone" * ) */ public function updateAction(Request $request, WarehouseZone $warehouseZone) { return $this->update($request, $warehouseZone); }

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/**      * @param Request $request      * @param WarehouseZone $warehouseZone      * @return array|RedirectResponse      *      * @Route(      *      "/update/{id}",      *      name="luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_update",      *      requirements={"id"="\d+"},      *      options={"expose"=true}      * )      * @Template      * @Acl(      *      id="luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_update",      *      type="entity",      *      permission="EDIT",      *      class="LuniInventoryBundle:WarehouseZone"      * )      */     public function updateAction(Request $request, WarehouseZone $warehouseZone)     {         return $this->update($request, $warehouseZone);     }

This seemed to solve the initial problem, until I faced an authentication error and launched the router:debug command

My route’s URL was modified by the “options” annotation’s parameter, it didn’t match my URL expectations (notice the /admin prefix missing) and as a result wasn’t using the correct authentication adapters :

orocommerce-application gplanchat$ app/console router:debug | grep luni_inventory | grep zone luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_create ANY ANY ANY /admin/inventory/warehouse/zone/create/{id} luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_update ANY ANY ANY /inventory/warehouse/zone/update/{id} luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_view ANY ANY ANY /admin/inventory/warehouse/zone/{id}

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orocommerce-application gplanchat$ app/console router:debug | grep luni_inventory | grep zone luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_create                    ANY      ANY    ANY  /admin/inventory/warehouse/zone/create/{id}                                                                       luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_update                    ANY      ANY    ANY  /inventory/warehouse/zone/update/{id}                                                                       luni_inventory_bundle_warehouse_zone_view                      ANY      ANY    ANY  /admin/inventory/warehouse/zone/{id}

Is there some way to fix this issue?

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[Grégory PLANCHATParticipant]

I found a quick fix in app/config/config.yml, but I’m not sure this is the right way as it is out of the bundle folder :


fos_js_routing:
routes_to_expose: [oro_*, luni_inventory_*]


[Yevhen ShyshkinParticipant]

Hello, Grégory.

Please, check this code – https://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/FOSJsRoutingBundle/blob/1.5.4/Extractor/ExposedRoutesExtractor.php#L97-L98 – it describes which routes will be exposed, i.e. can be used in JS routing.

As for /admin prefix – it added automatically for all routes. It was done this way to allow merge of several applications (e.g. OroCommerce and OroCRM), so external application will be available for admin backend users. If you want to create frontend route you have to mark it with frontend flag, example: https://github.com/orocommerce/orocommerce/blob/master/src/OroB2B/Bundle/AccountBundle/Resources/config/oro/routing.yml#L46.

[Grégory PLANCHATParticipant]

Indeed I can use the “expose” option as I said in my first message, but it impacts the route URL’s prefix in OroPlatform and in fact also marks it as if it was a frontend route.

It seems to be impacted from this line : https://github.com/orocrm/platform/blob/master/src/Oro/Bundle/DistributionBundle/Routing/OroExposeLoader.php#L41

What I want is using a backend route with the router.js. Currently, marking it with {expose: true} makes it become a frontend route (and yes, routing.js works then, but without the /admin prefix).

[Yevhen ShyshkinParticipant]

Now I get you. Yes, there is an issue related to OroCommerce routes generation – we are going to fix it ASAP.

For now you can use routes_to_expose option (exactly as you described) without adding of expose option to controller action. In fact if you are going to write you own application with lots of routes with your own prefix then using of routes_to_expose option is the best solution to automatically expose all your routes.

[Grégory PLANCHATParticipant]

Ok, thanks, I’ll follow updates

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