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Hi,

I'm trying to use this gems to redirect to other POST action in other controller API.
Repost::Senpai.perform('http://xxxx', params: { auth: request.params[:user] })
However I receive this error No template found for xxController#create, rendering head :no_content. I tried to add html.erb in views to solve that error. But after that, the response from my API is the HTML from the view. So it doesn't redirect to action in another controller, but only render the view.

Can anyone give me further explanation of how to use this gems to redirect controller API?
I have followed the documentation, but still can't redirect to the POST action

Thank you in advance

It throws undefined method error on my Rails 6.

I am presently trying to use it for my Rails Api
Steps I took:

1. add to gemfile:
   gem 'repost'
2. Run bundle install
3. Controller structure:

module Api::V1
  class UsersController < ApplicationController
    ...
   
       def create
      @user = User.new(user_create_params)
      if @user.save
        repost(api_v1_user_token_path, params: { auth: request.params[:user] })
      else
        json_response(@user.errors.full_messages, :bad_request)
      end
    end

  end
end

It however throws an error: NoMethodError (undefined method 'repost' for #<Api::V1::UsersController:0x0000558eeb152d98>)

Hi great and useful gem. Is there a way to set an authenticity token for a request? I assume this is a pretty common use case:

def redeem_via_code
  repost('/orders/rc',
    params: {
      code: params[:id]
    }
  )
end

Im trying to recreate a post from shopify cart to test on

it has nested params,

Im returning - undefined method `map' for nil:NilClass Did you mean? Tap

Im assuming the repost map isn't set to handle nested values ?

Hi @vergilet,

I was checking this gem. My controller receives an ajax request, and after processing it, I need to redirect user to their specified url along with posting some payload.
I tried to use redirect_post method but it's not redirecting. Would it be possible to use while in ajax request?

Thanks

I'm on a EOL rails installation and returning this issue ( 4.2.6 , yes that old)

undefined local variable or method `content_security_policy_nonce' for for #

Ill have a pull-apart , might have to unbundle and comment out ?

Thanks for the great app. However, I cannot use instance variable into params.

          redirect_post(url,            # URL, looks understandable 
                params: {
                    'amt': amount,
                    'pdc': 0,
                    'psc': 0,
                    'txAmt': 0,
                    'tAmt': amount,
                    'pid': 'ee2c3ca1-696b-4cc5-a6be-2c40d929d453',
                    'scd': 'EPAYTEST',
                    'su': 'http://merchant.com.np/page/esewa_payment_success?q=su',
                    'fu': 'http://merchant.com.np/page/esewa_payment_failed?q=fu'
                },                                         # Your request body, also nested params and arrays       
                options: {
                  method: :post,                                   # OPTIONAL - DEFAULT is :post, but you can use others if needed
                  authenticity_token: 'auto'
                }
            )

I have a variable amount which return integer and the 'amt' parameter only accepts number. How do I solve this issue?

Howdy! This is less of a bug and more of a question. I've been loving this gem as it solves some pains around a lot of the OAuth work I have been doing recently. Question is this: In system tests or controller RSpec tests...what is the best way to assert the behavior when the response is a redirect_post?

What I've done up until now is assert that the an instance of ApplicationController receives redirect_post with expected arguments, but it would be cool to assert that in a nicer way and even perhaps be able to stub that response so the controller still responds with a payload.

Thanks for making this super-handy gem!

Just a heads up that I'm seeing a deprecation warning after adding repost to a Rails 6 app. The warning shows up at the beginning of the rspec test suite. Here it is:

DEPRECATION WARNING: Initialization autoloaded the constants ActionText::ContentHelper and ActionText::TagHelper.

Being able to do this is deprecated. Autoloading during initialization is going
to be an error condition in future versions of Rails.

Reloading does not reboot the application, and therefore code executed during
initialization does not run again. So, if you reload ActionText::ContentHelper, for example,
the expected changes won't be reflected in that stale Module object.

These autoloaded constants have been unloaded.

Please, check the "Autoloading and Reloading Constants" guide for solutions.

It appears that the cause of this warning is line 2 in lib/repost/extend_controller.rb.

Hello,
First off, thank you for a very nice gem!

We are running an older Ruby version; 2.3.8 in our production environment, and the gem breaks as the method String.concat does not allow for multiple arguments in 2.3.8.

In senpai.rb@24 the code states: form_head.concat(compiled_body, form_footer)

That results in an error: "ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 1)" in Ruby 2.3.8.

The gem works fine in my development environment as I use a higher Ruby version.

I think I'll be able to make a fix if wanted.

Kind regards
Mads

Hi,
Thank you for the gem, we have recently encountered an issue and our tests were intermittently failing while using the gem for an use case when there is a quoted string in the param value the partial string is being sent

I have tried to create pr to fix the issue but looks like i do not have permission
this is how i would go about fixing,


could you consider this changes and let me know your opinion

I tried it with Roda and it doesn't seem to work. Any idea if there will be support for Roda?