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ErisDS avatar ErisDS commented on April 28, 2024 2

I ended up here with the same question after searching 😉, I then found the following hints, which I thought it would be helpful to post here:

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vjpr avatar vjpr commented on April 28, 2024

At the moment I'm just creating a join table model like so:

class Collection
  addLink: (link) =>
      cl = db.Models.CollectionLink.forge
        collectionId: @id
        linkId: link.id
        order: 0
      cl.save()

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tgriesser avatar tgriesser commented on April 28, 2024

So I think I intended to be able to pass a model as a joinTableName but hadn't quite gotten there yet... If you want to try to work out an implementation/tests for it as a PR, that'd be great...I think the issue may have been with the need for a composite key based on the foreignKey & otherKey but also potentially allowing an idAttribute id... I'm not sure, I'll take out that comment for now so it's not confusing.

Right now you can do this:

collection.belongsToMany(db.Models.Link).attach(link.attributes)

And the object that is set as the attributes will be saved with additional columns, but I realize that doesn't help with wanting a model/methods/timestamps on the join table... I'll think a bit more about this one.

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tgriesser avatar tgriesser commented on April 28, 2024

Oh... I know what I was going to do here - the equivalent of ActiveRecord's hasMany :through - where you could do

links: function() {
   return this.hasMany(Links, CollectionsLinks);
}

And then you'd have a CollectionsLinks model to work with for the joining table... Didn't quite work through the specifics, including how you'd access the join model or how the the fetch/eager loading on that would work... Does that make sense though?

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vjpr avatar vjpr commented on April 28, 2024

Yep that makes sense.

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tgriesser avatar tgriesser commented on April 28, 2024

So @vjpr - this is sort of in the works. With 0.3.0 I added .belongsToMany(Model).through(OtherModel) which works well for retrieval, but I'm still working out how attaching & working with the OtherModel happens. I'll keep you posted when I make progress on this one.

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mistakia avatar mistakia commented on April 28, 2024

Hey, just wondering if there's an update on how to attach relations with a join model/table with additional attributes (timestamps, etc)?

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rhys-vdw avatar rhys-vdw commented on April 28, 2024

Hi @ErisDS. Thanks for pointing this out. I'll try to update the docs soon.

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