Trailing / now in AngularJS

[cancan101]

Was the "Trailing slashes allowed in the resource URLs per the Django community norm." feature added in the 1.3.x release of Django (see: https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ngResource/service/$resource and https://github.com/angular/angular.js/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md)

[JustinTArthur]

Yep, assuming you mean 1.3.x of AngularJS. If its in stable, I'll incorporate their version in the next release. Thanks!

[paramburu]

@JustinTArthur I'm using django-angular to populate the apis urls in the template and django-rest-framework as an api "backend". The problem is when I'm trying to do a query or a get without the id, it leaves two trailing slashes resulting in a 404 Not Found.

In this case, django-angular creates the following model-list and model-detail urls:

• "/api/app/model/.:format"
• "/api/app/model/:pk/.:format"

I thought I should be able to use model-detail as the main url because it should simply ignore empty parameters but instead is making a GET request to "/api/app/model//" (two slashes) resulting in 404. I think the :format parameter might be the problem here.

For now I can hardcode the url "/api/app/model/:pk" or "/api/app/model/:pk/" and it works but for simplicity I would prefer using django-angular.