According to this example:
ROUTE('GET /api/users/', action);
ROUTE('POST /api/users/', action);
in the body of function action how we can find out get or post request has been called so that write appropriate code?
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Pourya8366
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You might pass a function that calls action with another argument that indicates which method was used:
ROUTE('GET /api/users/', function(...args) { action.call(this, 'GET', ...args) });
ROUTE('POST /api/users/', function(...args) { action.call(this, 'POST', ...args) });
With this, the first argument passed to action will be the method used, and the rest of the arguments will be the ones that the ROUTE callback would receive normally.
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It doesn't work! when i want to access `req` body from `this` object according to total.js docs, this object get empty and in another word i think write function in this way change the behavior. – Pourya8366 Jan 01 '19 at 06:35
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If the calling context is important, then just change from an arrow function to a standard function, see edit – CertainPerformance Jan 01 '19 at 07:08
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1oh, and use `.call` too – CertainPerformance Jan 01 '19 at 07:15
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it's correct, thanks! and we don't need the `...args`, passing `this` is enough. – Pourya8366 Jan 01 '19 at 07:28