Pass state prop as options.state before calling handlers

[MrSwitch]

options.state is only available on the root request, as dare traverses the tree and calls nested joined models the state is no longer there. Therefore the only reliable way has been to return the root requests initial options, i.e. dareInstance.options- the second parameter... see below

const myModel = {
    get(options, dareInstance) {
       const {state} = dareInstance.options;
       // use the state value to modify the request
    }
};
dare.use({models: {myModel}});

It's actually pretty rare to use dareInstance for anything other than retrieving the state object made in a request. And because it's not always obvious when it should occur to the layman, let's put it on each options<{state}>

So therefore we can reliably do...

const myModel = {
    get(options) {
       const {state} = options;
       // use the state value to modify the request
    }
};
const dare = new Dare({models: {myModel}});

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🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 0.93.0 🎉

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• npm package (@latest dist-tag)
• GitHub release

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