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this is the json received as parameters from external angular webapp:



{
"provincia": {
"id": 1,
"name": "Province"
},
"username": "tester",
"direccion": "new avenue 100",
"email": "nomail@mail.com"
}


this is my controller



 def create
@seller = Seller.new(seller_params)

if @seller.save
render json: @seller, status: :created, location: @seller
else
puts @seller.errors.full_messages
render json: @seller.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity
end
end


this is seller_params



def seller_params
params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
end


models: Seller belongs_to Provincia



server console output error full message



Provincia must exist


Which modification in the Rails API should I do to make it work, and save the new seller? thanks in advance.










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    this is the json received as parameters from external angular webapp:



    {
    "provincia": {
    "id": 1,
    "name": "Province"
    },
    "username": "tester",
    "direccion": "new avenue 100",
    "email": "nomail@mail.com"
    }


    this is my controller



     def create
    @seller = Seller.new(seller_params)

    if @seller.save
    render json: @seller, status: :created, location: @seller
    else
    puts @seller.errors.full_messages
    render json: @seller.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity
    end
    end


    this is seller_params



    def seller_params
    params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
    end


    models: Seller belongs_to Provincia



    server console output error full message



    Provincia must exist


    Which modification in the Rails API should I do to make it work, and save the new seller? thanks in advance.










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      this is the json received as parameters from external angular webapp:



      {
      "provincia": {
      "id": 1,
      "name": "Province"
      },
      "username": "tester",
      "direccion": "new avenue 100",
      "email": "nomail@mail.com"
      }


      this is my controller



       def create
      @seller = Seller.new(seller_params)

      if @seller.save
      render json: @seller, status: :created, location: @seller
      else
      puts @seller.errors.full_messages
      render json: @seller.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity
      end
      end


      this is seller_params



      def seller_params
      params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
      end


      models: Seller belongs_to Provincia



      server console output error full message



      Provincia must exist


      Which modification in the Rails API should I do to make it work, and save the new seller? thanks in advance.










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      this is the json received as parameters from external angular webapp:



      {
      "provincia": {
      "id": 1,
      "name": "Province"
      },
      "username": "tester",
      "direccion": "new avenue 100",
      "email": "nomail@mail.com"
      }


      this is my controller



       def create
      @seller = Seller.new(seller_params)

      if @seller.save
      render json: @seller, status: :created, location: @seller
      else
      puts @seller.errors.full_messages
      render json: @seller.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity
      end
      end


      this is seller_params



      def seller_params
      params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
      end


      models: Seller belongs_to Provincia



      server console output error full message



      Provincia must exist


      Which modification in the Rails API should I do to make it work, and save the new seller? thanks in advance.







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          The way that you are permiting your params in the controller are not correct:



          Rails Docs



          You need to pass your provincia_id in your attributes or permit that params that are you passing by



          Way 1:



          {
          "provincia_attributes": {
          "id": 1,
          "name": "Province"
          },
          "username": "tester",
          "direccion": "new avenue 100",
          "email": "nomail@mail.com"
          }


          SellersController.rb



          def seller_params
          params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, provincia_attributes: [:id, :name])
          end


          Way 2



          {
          "provincia_id": "1"
          "username": "tester",
          "direccion": "new avenue 100",
          "email": "nomail@mail.com"
          }


          SellersController.rb



          def seller_params
          params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
          end





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            Try changing the params like this:



            def seller_params
            p = params.require(:seller).premit(:username, :direccion, :email).to_h
            p[:seller][:provincia_id] = params[:seller][:provincia][:id]
            p
            end


            That will add the "provincia_id" key you are missing for the association. I call to_h to get a new hash because I don't like to mutate the original params and you have already permited the values you want so that Hash is safe to use.






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              The way that you are permiting your params in the controller are not correct:



              Rails Docs



              You need to pass your provincia_id in your attributes or permit that params that are you passing by



              Way 1:



              {
              "provincia_attributes": {
              "id": 1,
              "name": "Province"
              },
              "username": "tester",
              "direccion": "new avenue 100",
              "email": "nomail@mail.com"
              }


              SellersController.rb



              def seller_params
              params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, provincia_attributes: [:id, :name])
              end


              Way 2



              {
              "provincia_id": "1"
              "username": "tester",
              "direccion": "new avenue 100",
              "email": "nomail@mail.com"
              }


              SellersController.rb



              def seller_params
              params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
              end





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                The way that you are permiting your params in the controller are not correct:



                Rails Docs



                You need to pass your provincia_id in your attributes or permit that params that are you passing by



                Way 1:



                {
                "provincia_attributes": {
                "id": 1,
                "name": "Province"
                },
                "username": "tester",
                "direccion": "new avenue 100",
                "email": "nomail@mail.com"
                }


                SellersController.rb



                def seller_params
                params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, provincia_attributes: [:id, :name])
                end


                Way 2



                {
                "provincia_id": "1"
                "username": "tester",
                "direccion": "new avenue 100",
                "email": "nomail@mail.com"
                }


                SellersController.rb



                def seller_params
                params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
                end





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                  The way that you are permiting your params in the controller are not correct:



                  Rails Docs



                  You need to pass your provincia_id in your attributes or permit that params that are you passing by



                  Way 1:



                  {
                  "provincia_attributes": {
                  "id": 1,
                  "name": "Province"
                  },
                  "username": "tester",
                  "direccion": "new avenue 100",
                  "email": "nomail@mail.com"
                  }


                  SellersController.rb



                  def seller_params
                  params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, provincia_attributes: [:id, :name])
                  end


                  Way 2



                  {
                  "provincia_id": "1"
                  "username": "tester",
                  "direccion": "new avenue 100",
                  "email": "nomail@mail.com"
                  }


                  SellersController.rb



                  def seller_params
                  params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
                  end





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                  The way that you are permiting your params in the controller are not correct:



                  Rails Docs



                  You need to pass your provincia_id in your attributes or permit that params that are you passing by



                  Way 1:



                  {
                  "provincia_attributes": {
                  "id": 1,
                  "name": "Province"
                  },
                  "username": "tester",
                  "direccion": "new avenue 100",
                  "email": "nomail@mail.com"
                  }


                  SellersController.rb



                  def seller_params
                  params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, provincia_attributes: [:id, :name])
                  end


                  Way 2



                  {
                  "provincia_id": "1"
                  "username": "tester",
                  "direccion": "new avenue 100",
                  "email": "nomail@mail.com"
                  }


                  SellersController.rb



                  def seller_params
                  params.require(:seller).permit(:username, :direccion, :email, :provincia_id)
                  end






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                      Try changing the params like this:



                      def seller_params
                      p = params.require(:seller).premit(:username, :direccion, :email).to_h
                      p[:seller][:provincia_id] = params[:seller][:provincia][:id]
                      p
                      end


                      That will add the "provincia_id" key you are missing for the association. I call to_h to get a new hash because I don't like to mutate the original params and you have already permited the values you want so that Hash is safe to use.






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                        Try changing the params like this:



                        def seller_params
                        p = params.require(:seller).premit(:username, :direccion, :email).to_h
                        p[:seller][:provincia_id] = params[:seller][:provincia][:id]
                        p
                        end


                        That will add the "provincia_id" key you are missing for the association. I call to_h to get a new hash because I don't like to mutate the original params and you have already permited the values you want so that Hash is safe to use.






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                          Try changing the params like this:



                          def seller_params
                          p = params.require(:seller).premit(:username, :direccion, :email).to_h
                          p[:seller][:provincia_id] = params[:seller][:provincia][:id]
                          p
                          end


                          That will add the "provincia_id" key you are missing for the association. I call to_h to get a new hash because I don't like to mutate the original params and you have already permited the values you want so that Hash is safe to use.






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                          Try changing the params like this:



                          def seller_params
                          p = params.require(:seller).premit(:username, :direccion, :email).to_h
                          p[:seller][:provincia_id] = params[:seller][:provincia][:id]
                          p
                          end


                          That will add the "provincia_id" key you are missing for the association. I call to_h to get a new hash because I don't like to mutate the original params and you have already permited the values you want so that Hash is safe to use.







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