Injecting request input into transformers.

[bweston92]

I love the include query string parameters but how can I do the same for columns?

Example:
?include=item,item.sub,item.othersub&columns=item.othersub.business_name&item.sub.contact_name

Is there a efficient way of doing this? My colleague is pestering me.

[KyleNeedham]

+1 Allow for including and excluding.

[rolfnl]

This can be done with the upcoming Fractal release. See thephpleague/fractal#27 and the parseIncludes method.

For example you can do ...?include=foo:order(-name):fields(name|foo|bar). There's no super clean way to use it, but this can be improved in future releases. This works and it's sweet.

So, this is for including, not excluding.

Of course you should support the same query string syntax for the root resource even is there no include.

[bweston92]

That there would be fine. Thanks—
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On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 8:08 PM, Rolf notifications@github.com wrote:

This can be done with the upcoming Fractal release. See thephpleague/fractal#27 and the parseIncludes method.
For example you can do ...?include=foo:order(-name):fields(name|foo|bar). There's no super clean way to use it, but this can be improved in future releases. This works and it's sweet.
So, this is for including, not excluding.

Of course you should support the same query string syntax for the root resource even is there no include.

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[terion-name]

Needed thing. When was implementing fields feature I had to get this from Input in transformer class...

[jasonlewis]

This is Fractal related, as noted above.