Open Ansis100 opened 7 months ago
The getDataValues method uses the model schema to gather all data properties of an instance: https://github.com/themetalfleece/neogma/blob/7bb78abd7c239f29317f4bfe00d0159c0690275d/src/ModelOps/ModelOps.ts#L534-L542 This is will only return the instance properties.
getDataValues
However, during the build process of a new instance, the dataValues property gets defined using both schema and relationships: https://github.com/themetalfleece/neogma/blob/7bb78abd7c239f29317f4bfe00d0159c0690275d/src/ModelOps/ModelOps.ts#L581-L594
dataValues
This means using instance.dataValues will return not only the instance properties, but also a Neogma-specific parameter for the instance's relationship, e.g.:
instance.dataValues
{ "name": "test", "uuid": "3806f29b-257c-4e12-be6b-6b8c1fe88e2f" "relationAlias": { "where": [ { "params": { "name": "test2" } } ] }, } }
This might be intended but it was the source of some confusion. In my opinion, dataValues should not contain relationship info.
The
getDataValues
method uses the model schema to gather all data properties of an instance: https://github.com/themetalfleece/neogma/blob/7bb78abd7c239f29317f4bfe00d0159c0690275d/src/ModelOps/ModelOps.ts#L534-L542 This is will only return the instance properties.However, during the build process of a new instance, the
dataValues
property gets defined using both schema and relationships: https://github.com/themetalfleece/neogma/blob/7bb78abd7c239f29317f4bfe00d0159c0690275d/src/ModelOps/ModelOps.ts#L581-L594This means using
instance.dataValues
will return not only the instance properties, but also a Neogma-specific parameter for the instance's relationship, e.g.:This might be intended but it was the source of some confusion. In my opinion,
dataValues
should not contain relationship info.