JSON API and Active Model Serializers with Rails

[@blackbirdy230980]

wish I watched this 2 months ago. great explanation, thanks! is there anything on using OAUTH2 with the API?

[@GorailsTV]

Not yet, but are you talking about authenticating via OAuth and then using the returned token to access the API?

[@blackbirdy230980]

yes, unless there's a better way than returning a token to access the API?

[@GorailsTV]

OAUth is mostly for third party apps that want to consume your app like you see with apps that connect with Github, etc. If you just want to connect a mobile app, you can have an auth endpoint that verifies the username and password and returns a token directly instead. Much easier to do than OAuth for it.

[@blackbirdy230980]

thanks, but I think I'll need OAUTH. :)

[@DoHuyHung94]

Thank for video, can you tell me add dynamic attributes in ActiveModel serializer, not default as in video. Thank

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[@kianpierce3912]

@Hayden Cole yup, I've been watching on flixzone for months myself =)

[@bakasan0000]

@17:45 It's unfortunate that the has many is included by default. We may not want to send that information with every request.

[@GorailsTV]

Then change it 👍