InertiaJS on Rails #6: Testing

[@diegocasmo]

Thanks a lot for these videos about InertiaJS on Rails 👍

[@spikevinzcruz2312]

Thank you so much for this guide!

[@lakshmaji.mutyala]

subscribed!!!
How about pagination with inertia and rails!!!

[@pedroa5720]

Hello, amazing videos. Could you share to us how you filtering some data in backend (Like in my user index i want to build a name search form) and how you handle pagination with Inertia Rails

[@supportcollective5556]

Wondering if we could look into Inertia and ActiveStorage ?

[@brandonshar1649]

Anything in particular you'd like to see?

[@supportcollective5556]

@@brandonshar1649
An avatar upload and on page preview would be great ( bonus points for camera integration )
currently I'm doing below, but keen for the way you would do it ?
I'm getting the avatar.url
inertia_share data: {
avatar: -> { User.find_by(id: current_user.id).avatar_blob if current_user.avatar.attached? },
user: -> { current_user }
}

[@supportcollective5556]

UPDATE:: all works if I comment out user
I'm getting below if I add user to the factory :user block any ideas?
Failure/Error: user = FactoryBot.create :user
FactoryBot::AssociationDefinitionError:
Self-referencing association 'user' in 'user'
factory :user do
email { Faker::Internet.email }
name { Faker::Name.name }
password { '123456' }
password_confirmation { '123456' }
# user
end

[@brandonshar1649]

Does your user model have a user relationship on it? This syntax would imply that a user has a required additional field of "user" to be created.