Closed eladkas closed 6 years ago
Hi,
To retrieve the model from a model instance, see "How can I get the model from an instance ?" in http://objectmodel.js.org/#common-questions
Then, once you have a reference to the model, you can see its definition with yourObjectModel.definition
Example:
const User = ObjectModel({
email: String, // mandatory
name: [String] // optional
});
const stan = User({ email: "stan@smith.com" });
console.log(Object.keys(stan.constructor.definition)) // > ["email", "name"]
console.log(stan.constructor.definition.name) // [String]
Can I close this issue ?
Yes, thank you!
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I am writing a generic OM collection config editor, that can edit collections of different kinds of OM's in my app. So I need to iterate through the properties (names, types and 'is mandatory') of an instance of an OM that I don't know its type, dynamically. How can I do that?