undefined method `permit' for "#<flight:0xdb2b88c>"String</flight:0xdb2b88c>

[Rossere]

Why is this mistake coming?

Failure/Error:
       params.require(:flight).permit(:airline, :flight_number, :number_with_date,
         :flight_type, :code_shared, :departure_time, :arrival_time, :origin_apt,
         :destination_apt, :origin_id, :destination_id, :aircraft, :capacity_weight,
         :capacity_volume, :available, :update_status)
 NoMethodError:
   undefined method `permit' for "#<Flight:0xdb2b88c>":String
 # ./app/controllers/api/v1/flights_controller.rb:50:in `flight_params'
 # ./app/controllers/api/v1/flights_controller.rb:30:in `create'
 in <module:Runner>'
 # ./spec/api/v1/flights_spec.rb:137:in `block (5 levels) in <top (required)>'

Spectare itself

describe 'POST /create' do

let(:access_token) { create(:access_token) }

let(:user) { User.find(access_token.resource_owner_id) }

let(:flight) { create(:flight) }

context 'authorized' do
  context 'with valid attributes' do
    before do
      user.update!(role: 'robot')
      post '/api/v1/flights', format: :json, access_token: access_token.token, flight: flight
    end

    it 'responses with 201' do
      expect(response.status).to eq 201
    end

    it 'creates new flight' do
      expect { response }.to change(Flight, :count).by 1
    end
  end
end

end

Controller

class Api::V1::FlightsController < Api::V1::BaseController

skip_before_action :doorkeeper_authorize!, only: [:index, :search, :show]

before_action :set_flight, only: [:show, :update, :destroy]

authorize_resource

def create

@flight = Flight.create(flight_params)

respond_with :api, :v1, @flight

end
private
def set_flight

@flight = Flight.find(params[:id])

end
def flight_params

params.require(:flight).permit(:airline, :flight_number, :number_with_date,

:flight_type, :code_shared, :departure_time, :arrival_time, :origin_apt,

:destination_apt, :origin_id, :destination_id, :aircraft, :capacity_weight,

:capacity_volume, :available, :update_status)

end

end

[elysha]

Good news, the controller's right. Technically. The wrong are just speculation.

The thing is, you're trying to pass the model's object in parameters. Flight♪ Without knowing how to pass it on HTTP, the testophreimvork did .to_s (...right? You should check it out, and I finally got it. params[:flight] line "#<Flight:0хШотатам>"♪

It's easy to fix, just think what you're doing. At the user level, ActiveRecord does not yet exist, sets of parameters should be made (whether form, JSON or something). For example, by attributes_for from FactoryGirl, which collects xashmap, and is already known as the HTTP.