Unable to get response while response object is empty. Works perfect when the object has data returned.
public function show($id)
{
$associates = Associate::
I had the same issue for status code 204 . I believe this is caused here. The Illuminate\Foundation\Application class is then catching this and throwing an HttpException.
I believe the simplest fix would be to make the controller return the following instead:
return Response::make("", 204);
Returning a empty message. check status_code in your code to display message in frontend .
I've rewrote the function for your reference.
BTW. If the function return only one record, use singular noun for variable name in general.
public function show($id)
{
// Use find() instead of find_by_id()
$associate = Associate::find($id);
// $associate will be null if not matching any record.
if (is_null($associate)) {
// If $associate is null, return error message right away.
return response()->json([
'message' => 'No Records Found',
], 204);
}
// Or return matches data at the end.
return response()->json([
'message' => 'success',
'data' => $associate,
], 204);
}
It will be easier if you use route model binding to find the ID of the record. For more information check https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/routing#route-model-binding.
I think the snippet below should work.
if ($associates) {
$output = array('message' => 'success','data'=>$associates);
$status = 200;
} else {
$output = array('message' => 'No Records Found');
$status = 204;
}