I'm trying to set up Ember Data to talk to a Rails backend. Ember succeeds at calling the endpoint, gets both a 200 and some response data. The problem is that Ember is unable to match the response data to one of my Ember models I've made.
My model code:
export default DS.Model.extend({
user_id: DS.belongsTo('user'),
transcription: DS.attr('string'),
transcription_time: DS.attr('date'),
transcription_date: DS.attr('date'),
recording_url: DS.attr('string'),
state: DS.attr('string')
});
Below is an image of how the backend returns data along with the error from Ember:
Error: Encountered a resource with an undefined type.
I don't need to include created_at or updated_at in my Ember models do I? Also, how does Ember know to connect user_id with my User Ember model? Is that what's causing the error? I specified user_id to belongTo('user') though. Do I need to explicitly include type field in my JSON response? This doesn't seem right though.
I've read a couple of Ember guides, including their guide on models and their guide on serializers. I don't need to write a custom JSONAPISerializer, do I? Most of the guides I read did not say to do this. Any help and tips would be greatly appreciated!

Your JSON response should include a "type" field, according to the JSONAPI spec. Here's what the JSON from my rails app looks like:
Are you using Active Model Serializers on the rails side, and did you configure it to use the JSONAPI renderer?
All you have to do is set
ActiveModelSerializers.config.adapterin an initializer:It should include the
typefield automatically.If you still have trouble, I think if you share some of your rails code I can help.