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The error says $each takes an array as argument but people doesn't seem to be defined when making request from client. You should add people to your Axios request body just like in Postman. Alternatively, you can pass an empty array if people is undefined:

It shows only one because COUNT is an aggregating function and it groups records to count them. So the only way to get both - use a subquery to count records in a junction table while getting records on the other end of M:N relationship.

Adding a 'fromJson' method to Post class like below.

You need a join table with one column for user_id and one column for ad_id. This table might be called "user_ad_like".

For the migration you use create_join_table (docs)

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What you need here is a DTO and map that onto an existing entity. I think this is a perfect use case for Blaze-Persistence Entity Views.

I created the library to allow easy mapping between JPA models and custom interface or abstract class defined models, something like Spring Data Projections on steroids. The idea is that you define your target structure(domain model) the way you like and map attributes(getters) via JPQL expressions to the entity model.

A DTO model for your use case could look like the following with Blaze-Persistence Entity-Views:

If you want two actions to be called one after the other, then you first have to wait for the Promise to resolve/reject from the first action. My suggestion is to create one action which internally calls two other actions synchronously. Or you can just call the LOAD_POST_REQUEST action from inside LIKE_POST_REQUEST after the API call has resolved.

I'm sensing that these are two network calls. And the first needs to be complete before you make the second call. If this is the case, and you estimate that it would typically take 100ms to complete, this is bad practice. It makes your code unreliable. What I would do in that case is get rid of the setTimeout and send the second dispatch call as a callback function to the first dispatch. i.e.

Need more info. How are you updating through JavaScript?

If you're using getElementById or so, the problem here is it only returns the first element that satisfies the query not all the elements with the same id on the page. Use a class, that way you can use querySelectorAll and loop through it and do the necessary updates.

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So basically after 3 days of wait, I got no answer. So I decided to post an answer myself. What I found in these 3 days is that it is not possible to get all the reactions. Likes and Care are the only data you will get.

If I ever found a way to get it all, I will update the answer.