[Feature Request] Add query params when create/update resource

[yosuadc3]

Hello @CodingItWrong , currently restate-client supports create/update resource only data.

reststate-client/src/Resource.js

Lines 77 to 92 in 08f8f2d

	create(partialRecord) {
	const record = Object.assign({}, partialRecord, { type: this.name });
	const requestData = { data: record };
	return this.api
	.post(`${this.name}`, requestData)
	.then(extractData)
	.catch(extractErrorResponse);
	}
	update(record) {
	// http://jsonapi.org/faq/#wheres-put
	const requestData = { data: record };
	return this.api
	.patch(`${this.name}/${record.id}`, requestData)
	.then(extractData)
	.catch(extractErrorResponse);

But my API able to supports post/patch request data with query params e.g:
[POST] https://api.my-app.com/v1/users?include=roles. This feature request can increase efficiency when create/update resource with included resource on result only with single http request, instead of double http request (post then get request with included).

Can you support this feature request?

[CodingItWrong]

@yosuadc3 This client attempts to follow the JSON:API specification. Do you know if there is official or widespread use of this technique in JSON:API-compliant APIs? Is this functionality coming from an open-source JSON:API server library, or is it custom-coded?

I'm looking through the JSON:API specification https://jsonapi.org/format/ and I can't find a mention about using an include query string parameter in a POST request. The "Inclusion of Related Resources" section, which is where the include query string parameter, is listed under the "Fetching Data" section with only GET request examples. The include query string parameter isn't mentioned in the "Creating, Updating and Deleting" section. Using a query string with POST requests is valid HTTP, but it's rare to do.

I understand the value this would add to reduce requests, but as this library sticks with the JSON:API specification I want to follow its specified functionality rather than adding extensions.

[CodingItWrong]

FYI, this library will be unmaintained going forward.

If you need new features or fixes, I recommend forking the repo and making changes, or finding an alternate library that meets your needs.