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I was working with this lib. And following the example in the documentation. I'm doing:
Bike.$search({ brand: 'Trek' })
The return is ok, a list with all possible bikes with the brand. But, what happen now If I wanna modify each element of the list and update it?. The return is just a list of Json Objects. But I think it must return a List of instances of Bikes instances.
If I try with Bike.$build() it will do a new instance, and then Bike.$save().
But if I try with Bike.$find() for each instance of the list is not elegant and efficient.
I think the $save() can evaluate if the Instance have an Id and do an UPDATE or if have not id do a POST. Or the list must be a list of Bikes instances.
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The result of Bike.$search({brand: 'Trek'}) should be a restmod Collection. A Collection contains individual instances of Bike. What does more of your code look like?
I was working with this lib. And following the example in the documentation. I'm doing:
Bike.$search({ brand: 'Trek' })
The return is ok, a list with all possible bikes with the brand. But, what happen now If I wanna modify each element of the list and update it?. The return is just a list of Json Objects. But I think it must return a List of instances of Bikes instances.
Bike.$build()
it will do a new instance, and then Bike.$save().Bike.$find()
for each instance of the list is not elegant and efficient.I think the
$save()
can evaluate if the Instance have an Id and do anUPDATE
or if have not id do aPOST
. Or the list must be a list of Bikes instances.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: