Hi guys i have this

model groupevent{

groupevent_id  Int  @id @default(autoincrement())

website_id Int

created_at DateTime? @default(now()) @db.Timestamptz(6)

event_type  String   @db.VarChar(50)

event_value String   @db.VarChar(50)

website     website  @relation(fields: [website_id], references: [website_id])

event event?

}

and this query to create a new record

export async function createEvent(website_id, event_type, event_value) {

return runQuery(

prisma.groupevent.create({

data : {

website:{connect: {website_id: website_id}},

event_type: event_type?.substr(0, 50),

event_value: event_value?.substr(0, 50),

}

})

)

}

and this is my post route if

(req.method === 'POST') {

if (!(await allowQuery(req))) {

return unauthorized(res);

}

const { id, event_type, event_value } = req.query;

const websiteId = +id;

const events = await createEvent(websiteId,event_value, event_type);

return ok(res, events);

}

and this how i call my post route on my front end

const onSubmit = (dataForm: IFormValues) => {

const idStr: string = idWebsite.toString();

const data = {

id: idWebsite,

event_type : dataForm.event_type,

event_value: dataForm.event_value

};

const url: string = window.apiUrl;

`post(

${url}/api/website/${idStr}/events

, data)(didnt paste the following, its useless)` and when i try to post i get this PRISMA error on my server log

Argument event_type for data.event_type is missing.
Argument event_value for data.event_value is missing.

Any idea why ?

When you

console.log({event_type,event_value})

, what does it give you?

Ok i'll check, btw this is my header value when i submit

So somehow you're not passing those values from the Form or whatever that is. You would need to trace it down. Maybe they're lost in the post request.

wdym by "into the website_id" ?

website     website  @relation(fields: [website_id], references: [website_id])

Is this ok? Can you share your website model?

model website {

website_id   Int        @id @default(autoincrement())

website_uuid String     @unique @db.Uuid

user_id      Int

name         String     @db.VarChar(100)

domain       String?    @db.VarChar(500)

share_id     String?    @unique @db.VarChar(64)

created_at   DateTime?  @default(now()) @db.Timestamptz(6)

account      account    @relation(fields: [user_id], references: [user_id])

event        event[]

pageview     pageview[]

session      session[]

groupevent  groupevent[]

@@index([user_id], name: "website_user_id_idx")

}

When you console log those desctructed variables from res.query what does it give you?

const { id, event_type, event_value } = req.query;

Here, i changed something too

Are you sure you're actually running this query, and maybe by any chance you're running different

createEvent

? Sorry it's very hard to debug this dry. I would console.log those values right before the

return

export async function createEvent(website_id, event_type, event_value) {

return runQuery(

prisma.groupevent.create({

data : {

website:{connect: {website_id: website_id}},

event_type: event_type?.substr(0, 50),

event_value: event_value?.substr(0, 50),

}

})

)

I'm running the correct one (there is only one anyway) i changed the query by this maybe its better ?

export async function createEvent(website_id, data) {

 

return runQuery(

   

prisma.groupevent.create({

     

data : {

       

website:{connect: {website_id: website_id}},

     

},

     

...data

   

})

 

)

}

I'll test the old one (one you posted with console.log)

Please console.log those values before the

return

to see how they look like. But if anything the

...data

should be inside of

data: {}

Got this

Do you see now? Somehow your

website_id

looks like this:

{event_value: "test_3", event_type: 'Click'}

You should track that down

Well this my call, how can you say that my website_id looke like {event_value: "test_3", event_type: 'Click'} ? Its normal no ?

Thats what your console.log says

I changed the whole thing and this my "final structure"

I don't know. Console.log them on each step to see where you 'lose' them.

Ok fixed my problem it was a retarded one