The extra methods: prefixed with a $ sign, do work.
There is only one issue that bothers me.
When the extra methods resolve, and everything is as it should supposed to be, the result is a array of records without context.
The way vuex-orm returns the result is in an multidimentional assoc array with the key being the models entity name.
Vuex-orm method like: update returns multiple records, but grouped by there model entity name.
The methods (in this lib) like: $update return an flattend indexed array with records. There is no way to know what typeof record it is when looping though them.
For example: when you want to store a Contact with a or multiple relation(s) to a Address model.
Is there some special reason the outputs are different? Did nobody noticed this type of behavior?
In my humble opinion the outputs/resolved returns should be inline with each other. Mainly because this is only a plugin that adds an extra abbility and should not define or alter outputs.
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The extra methods: prefixed with a $ sign, do work. There is only one issue that bothers me.
When the extra methods resolve, and everything is as it should supposed to be, the result is a array of records without context.
The way vuex-orm returns the result is in an multidimentional assoc array with the key being the models entity name. Vuex-orm method
like: updatereturns multiple records, but grouped by there model entity name.The methods (in this lib)
like: $updatereturn an flattend indexed array with records. There is no way to know what typeof record it is when looping though them.Is there some special reason the outputs are different? Did nobody noticed this type of behavior?
In my humble opinion the outputs/resolved returns should be inline with each other. Mainly because this is only a plugin that adds an extra abbility and should not define or alter outputs.