Timo Martinson•15mo ago

KV: What to return from here?

// Create City
router.post('/cities', async (context) => {
    const data = await context.request.body().value
    if (data.slug && data.name) {
        await kv.set(['cities', data.slug], {
            slug: data.slug,
            name: data.name,
            description: data.description
        } satisfies ICity)
    }
})

// Create City
router.post('/cities', async (context) => {
    const data = await context.request.body().value
    if (data.slug && data.name) {
        await kv.set(['cities', data.slug], {
            slug: data.slug,
            name: data.name,
            description: data.description
        } satisfies ICity)
    }
})

7 Replies

Timo Martinson•15mo ago

let me add this: request: { url: "http://localhost:4040/cities", method: "POST", hasBody: true } response: { status: 404, type: undefined, hasBody: false, writable: true } This is the error. Internal Server Error. 😦

ioB•15mo ago

what framework are you using also, why not use

await kv.set<ICity>(['cities', data.slug], {
    slug: data.slug,
    name: data.name,
    description: data.description
})

await kv.set<ICity>(['cities', data.slug], {
    slug: data.slug,
    name: data.name,
    description: data.description
})

instead of trying to hack it in with "satisfies"

Timo Martinson•15mo ago

ok with OAK what is this:

Expected 0 type arguments, but got 1.deno-ts(2558)
interface ICity

ioB•15mo ago

ah sorry, looks like that must have misremembered this functionality, disregard my prior comment what error are you getting?

Timo Martinson•15mo ago

Internal Server Error 😦 and when i make a get-request: 404 not found

// List Cities
router.get('/cities', async () => {
    const list = kv.list<ICity[]>({ prefix: ['cities'] })
    const cities = []
    for await (const city of list) cities.push(city)
    return { data: { cities } }
})

// List Cities
router.get('/cities', async () => {
    const list = kv.list<ICity[]>({ prefix: ['cities'] })
    const cities = []
    for await (const city of list) cities.push(city)
    return { data: { cities } }
})

ioB•15mo ago

looking at the docs, i have no idea where you're getting a return statement from don't you have to set ctx.response.body?

Timo Martinson•15mo ago

oh yes thank you i forgot 😦 silly me ssooooooo... GET works, POST doesn't ok now it works