Doesn't show the attributes of a relationship about json-api

[jonquintero]

Sorry I saw that you are WIP in some issues...would be great have the links in the relationships

[timacdonald]

Hey! Lets see if we can debug this together.

First thing to check - are you calling JsonApiResource::minimalAttributes() anywhere?

Could you also please share with me the resources that aren't working for you?

[jonquintero]

Hi Tim, thank you for answer me

This is the resources
https://github.com/jonquintero/api-test-pest/blob/8593ed077c166a671aa3aaa9d1abe7c7901dd7de/app/Http/Resources/EmployeeResource.php#L1

[jonquintero]

if you see, I'm using 'department' => fn () => new DepartmentResource($this->department), and not DepartmentResource::minimalAttributes().

Why not? Because the behavior is so weird, only show the attributes from the first record and the others records disappear

[DiarQoroviqi]

Hi @jonquintero did you find any solution for not showing the attributes of relation, because I have the same problem, it only shows the id and the type and an empty object of meta?

[jonquintero]

Hi @DiarQoroviqi, unfortunately I couldn't, I had to remove the package and use https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/eloquent-resources

[timacdonald]

Hey folks, I believe this is cause by the relationship being null and not a model. When your relation is nullable, you should follow this pattern...

return [
     'user' => fn () => optional($this->user, fn ($user) => new UserResource($user)),
];

This is documented: https://github.com/timacdonald/json-api#resource-relationships

Note: In an upcoming verison, this will be improved so you can just return the resource and not have to juggle it being null.

[ArtMin96]

I have the same problem

Not working

public function toRelationships(Request $request): array
 {
    return [
        'services' => fn () => optional($this->services, fn ($services) => ServicesResource::collection($services)),
    ];
}

Not working

public function toRelationships(Request $request): array
 {
    return [
        'services' => fn () => ServicesResource::collection($services),
    ];
}

Not working

public $relationships = [
    'services' => ServicesResource::class,
];

Result