active record allows you to push and build on a scope, and the attributes will be automatically filled in to match the scope.
This is probably doable by doing something like this:
as each scope is processed (on the server) we figure out the attribute-value pairs for the scope and same them in a structure inside the AR base i.e. {model-class: {scope: {attr: val, attr: val}, scope: ... }, model-class ...}
then during the setup for the client download we dump this structure to the client.
Lots of work for a feature I doubt many people know exists.
active record allows you to push and build on a scope, and the attributes will be automatically filled in to match the scope.
This is probably doable by doing something like this:
as each scope is processed (on the server) we figure out the attribute-value pairs for the scope and same them in a structure inside the AR base i.e.
{model-class: {scope: {attr: val, attr: val}, scope: ... }, model-class ...}then during the setup for the client download we dump this structure to the client.
Lots of work for a feature I doubt many people know exists.