let's have (like in the readMe)
// app/models/person.js
import Model from 'ember-data/model';
import {
fragment,
fragmentArray,
array
} from 'ember-data-model-fragments/attributes';
export default Model.extend({
name : fragment('name'),
addresses : fragmentArray('address'),
// titles : array()
});
// app/models/address.js
import attr from 'ember-data/attr';
import Fragment from 'ember-data-model-fragments/fragment';
export default Fragment.extend({
street : attr('string'),
city : attr('string'),
region : attr('string'),
country : attr('string')
});
Is there any way, from an address instance, to retrieve the person 'parent' without adding an attribute in the address model and passing it as a params when creating a new one :
import Address from 'models/address'
import DS from 'ember-data'
Address.reopen({
person: attr() // or belongsTo ?? whatever
});
let person = store.getById('person', '1');
let addresses = person.get('addresses');
addresses.createFragment({
street : '1 Shy Maid',
city : 'Rhoyne River',
region : 'Free Cities',
country : 'Essos',
person: person // but theoretically we already know that because it's created from a person instance ...
});
// then I can laster on access my parent with
random_adress.person
edit : while checking the code, I know that we can access it through this._internalModel._owner but as "private keys", we can't use it as a computed property like this._internalModel._ower.my_pp. So it doesn't solved my issue
let's have (like in the readMe)
Is there any way, from an address instance, to retrieve the person 'parent' without adding an attribute in the
addressmodel and passing it as a params when creating a new one :edit : while checking the code, I know that we can access it through
this._internalModel._ownerbut as "private keys", we can't use it as a computed property likethis._internalModel._ower.my_pp. So it doesn't solved my issue