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@disco/has-many

v1.0.0

Published

Add has-many support to disco model drivers

Downloads

5

Readme

@disco/has-many

CI status Coverage Status npm package Dependencies MIT License

This is a middleware for disco to add has-many relation support.

Install

npm install @disco/has-many

Usage

const disco = require('@disco/disco')
const hasMany = require('@disco/has-many')

const modeller = disco(driver)
modeller.use(hasMany)

const User = modeller.createModel('user')
const Post = modeller.createModel('post')

User.hasMany({
  model: Post,
  as: 'posts'
})

const user = await User.findOne({})
for await (const post of user.posts) {
  console.log(post)
}

HasMany API

Model.hasMany(config : Object)

This is the entrypoint to create a hasMany relation on a given model.

  • config {Object} config object
    • model {Model} Model this has many of
    • as {String} Name of relation property (default: model.tableName)
    • foreignKey {String} Column name of foreign key (default: Model.tableName)
    • immutable {Boolean} If it should exclude mutation APIs (default: false)
User.hasMany({
  model: Post,
  as: 'posts'
})

const user = User.findOne({})
user.posts // User.hasMany(...) added this relation property

Note that while a relation can be set to immutable, this currently only makes the relation immutable and not any of the models returned by it.

Non-mutating

These APIs will always be included regardless of if immutable has been set to false.

relation[Symbol.asyncIterator]() : AsyncIterator<Model>

Relations are async iterable so they can be used in for-await loops.

for await (const post of user.posts) {
  // ...
}

relation.find(query : Object) : Promise<Array<Model>>

Find many related records by the given query.

const posts = await user.posts.find({
  title: 'test post'
})

relation.findIterator(query : Object) : AsyncIterator<Model>

Find many related records by the given query.

const posts = user.posts.findIterator({
  title: 'test post'
})

for await (const post of posts) {
  // ..
}

relation.findOne(query : Object) : Promise<Model>

Find a related record by the given query.

const post = await user.posts.findOne({
  title: 'test post'
})

relation.findById(id : ID) : Promise<Model>

Find a related record by the given id.

const post = await user.posts.findById(1)

relation.count(query : Object) : Promise<Number>

Count related records matching the given query.

const count = await user.posts.count({
  title: 'test post'
})

Mutating

If immutable has been set to false in Model.hasMany(...), these APIs will not be included.

relation.build(data : Object) : Model

Build a new related record. This will not persist until the returned model is saved.

const post = user.posts.build({
  title: 'test post'
})
await post.save()

relation.create(data : Object) : Promise<Model>

Create a new related record. This will persist before returning the model.

const post = await user.posts.create({
  title: 'test post'
})

relation.add(model : Model) : Promise<Model>

Add an existing model to this relation.

const post = Post.build({
  title: 'test post'
})

await user.posts.add(post)

relation.findOrCreate(query : Object, data : Object) : Promise<Model>

Attempt to find a related record by the given query, creating it with the given data if not found.

const post = await user.posts.findOrCreate({
  title: 'test post'
}, {
  title: 'better title'
})

relation.createOrUpdate(query : Object, changes : Object) : Promise<Model>

Attempt to update a related record found by the given query by applying the given changes, creating it with the changes if not found.

const post = await user.posts.createOrUpdate({
  title: 'test post'
}, {
  title: 'better title'
})

relation.update(query : Object, changes : Object) : Promise<Array<Model>>

Update any related records found by the given query by applying the given changes.

const posts = await user.posts.update({
  title: 'test post'
}, {
  title: 'better title'
})

relation.updateIterator(query : Object, changes : Object) : AsyncIterator<Model>

Update any related records found by the given query by applying the given changes.

const posts = user.posts.update({
  title: 'test post'
}, {
  title: 'better title'
})

for await (const post of posts) {
  // ...
}

relation.updateById(id : ID, changes : Object) : Promise<Model>

Update a related record by id by applying the given changes.

const post = await user.posts.updateById(1, {
  title: 'better title'
})

relation.remove(query : Object) : Promise<Array<Model>>

Remove related records by the given query.

const removedPosts = await user.posts.remove({
  title: 'better title'
})

relation.removeIterator(query : Object) : AsyncIterator<Model>

Remove related records by the given query.

const removedPosts = user.posts.remove({
  title: 'better title'
})

for await (const post of removedPosts) {
  // ..
}

relation.removeById(id : ID) : Promise<Model>

Remove a related record by id.

const removedPost = await user.posts.removeById(1)