Partial reloads with Eloquent API Resource

@MohamedTammam Yes but it's the right place. I don't have this error if I use the resource outside the InertiaJS render method.

Laravel tries to identify the resource in the Controllers folder whereas it is imported (use) from the right place.

@vincent15000 What if you use

return Inertia::render('Students/Show', [
    'students' => fn () => \App\Http\Resources\StudentResource($student->fresh()),
	// ... 

@vincent15000 And actually, you should have new keyword

return Inertia::render('Students/Show', [
    'students' => fn () => new \App\Http\Resources\StudentResource($student->fresh()),

@MohamedTammam Adding the new keyword solves perhaps the problem for the resource, but I have now the same error message for the Session model.

@vincent15000 Then use new, To be honest I don't know how it's working without creating a new instance and just calling the class out.

@Sinnbeck , can you please assist for my question?

@MohamedTammam But I can't add the new keyword before the Session model.

@vincent15000 why?

@MohamedTammam I don't know but it doesn't work. But for the model, it was an error from me, I forgot to import (use) the model.

Now I don't have the same error, but another : I can't access to the properties of the model while constructing the resource.

@vincent15000 Yeah, you need to use the static method collection

'sessions' => fn () => SessionResource::collection(Session::
        with('student')
        ->with('funding')
        ->with('path')
        ->with('project')
        ->with('level')
        ->with('type')
        ->with('state')
        ->where('student_id', $student->id)
        ->orderByDesc('date')
        ->get()
    )

@MohamedTammam That's it ... thank you.

Here is the right code.

return Inertia::render('Students/Show', [
    'students' => fn () => new StudentResource($student->fresh()),
    'sessions' => fn () => SessionResource::collection(Session::
        with('student')
        ->with('funding')
        ->with('path')
        ->with('project')
        ->with('level')
        ->with('type')
        ->with('state')
        ->where('student_id', $student->id)
        ->orderByDesc('date')
        ->get()
    )
]);

The new keyword is only needed if I don't generate a collection of resources but only one resource.