# :show

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<summary>Notes</summary>

1. **Basic Find**: We simply fetch the item by ID. This is the primary task of the `show` action.
2. **Scope to Company**: We ensure that the item indeed belongs to the current company to prevent unauthorized access.
3. **Role-based Restrictions**: For users with certain roles (like "manager"), we further restrict access based on the associated projects.
4. **Concerns and Other**: While the `show` action is usually less complex than `index`, there's still room for reusable logic, hooks, or other utilities that you might want to include in the future.

</details>

## Example Setup:

```ruby
class ItemsController < ApplicationController
  include QueryParamsProcessor

  def show

    # LOCAL HANDLING
    ##################
    
    # Basic find by ID
    @item = Item.find(params[:id])

    # Scope to the item's company for security
    unless @item.company == get_current_company
      return render json: { error: 'Unauthorized' }, status: :unauthorized
    end

    # Role-based restrictions
    if @current_user_role == "manager"
      unless @item.projects.exists?(id: @current_user.project_ids)
        return render json: { error: 'Unauthorized' }, status: :unauthorized
      end
    end
    
    # ABSTRACTED/REUSABLE HANDLING (e.g. Concerns, etc.)
    ##################
    
    # CONCERNS
    # No specific concerns for "show" at the moment
    
    # OTHER (?)
    # Potential hooks for analytics/logging, etc.


    # EXECUTE & RESPOND
    ##################
    
    render json: @item
  end

  # ... Other actions ...

end
```