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Easily wire up models to APIs with supported for complex, nested saving.

License: MIT License

JavaScript 100.00%

bookshelf-manager's Introduction

Bookshelf Manager

Model & Collection manager for Bookshelf.js to make it easy to create & save deep, nested JSON structures from API requests.

Installation

npm install bookshelf-manager --save

Usage

Register as a plugin in Bookshelf:
```
bookshelf.plugin('bookshelf-manager');
```
- Optionally, you can pass in an object with a root property to read models from a specified directory:
```
bookshelf.plugin('bookshelf-manager', { root: 'path/to/models' });
```
Register individual models (not required if you passed in a root model directory as above):
```
bookshelf.manager.register(model, modelName);
```
- Note: Also compatible with models registered with the Bookshelf Registry plugin.

Use the methods on bookshelf.manager to create, fetch, and save models or collections with support for deeply-nested attributes. E.g.:

return bookshelf.manager.create('car', {
  features: [
    { name: 'ABS', cost: '1250' },
    { name: 'GPS', cost: '500' }
  ],
  quantity: 1
}).then(function(car) {
  // created car should now have the associated features
});

API

In progress...

Changelog

v0.3.0 - Add setHasOne functionality (#12)
v0.2.1 - Several breaking changes occurred with this version due to updating devDependencies and peerDependencies:
- Knex and Bookshelf updated their bluebird and lodash dependencies
- Knex changed how undefined values are inserted
v0.1.0 - Reimplement as a plugin for Bookshelf/Knex 0.8.x
v0.0.10 - Enforce belongsToMany IDs
v0.0.9 - Destroy removed hasMany models
v0.0.8 - Fetch empty collections
v0.0.7 - Attempt to use existing, eager-loaded models rather than re-fetch
v0.0.6 - Ignore _pivot_ keys
v0.0.5 - Improve error handling for unintialized instances & missing files
v0.0.4 - Improve .attach and .detach
v0.0.3 - Add support for lazy-managed models.
v0.0.2 - If instanceof Bookshelf is not provided, instance from Bookshelf.initialize is used.
v0.0.1 - Initial Release.

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bookshelf-manager's Issues

Looking for Contributors / Owners

This project came about to satisfy the following need:

A way to save a new / existing entity & all related sub-entities with a single POST

And the crazy thing is, *it worked!!

However, we're exploring other options at my office since this went into production over a year ago, and have since stopped using Bookshelf.

Plus, I have a family and a full-time job, so I'm not really apologizing ;)

Therefore, respond to this thread with the following info for Github & NPM publishing rights:

Github username (well, it'll be on the issue, but just to show you're serious :D)
NPM email / user so I can give you npm publisher access.

If no one steps up, I'll mark this project as deprecated and let the community find alternatives.

Is this project still alive?

Wondering if this project is still alive? The docs don't really say much on how to use it.

setHasOne is undefined in manager.js

One of my relationships on a model uses the bookshelf hasOne relationship. This relationships type is not defined in bookshelf-manager.

Unhandled rejection TypeError: Cannot read property 'bind' of undefined
at Manager. (node_modules/bookshelf-manager/lib/manager.js:252:35)

I looked at the code and could not find a setHasOne function.

What's the status of this project?

Just wondering what the status of this project is, and whether it will work with the current version of Bookshelf.

I am trying to perform a cascading save but not found any success yet:
In summary all I want to do it update the parent model and the child collection (add the new one remove the old not required ones and update what is updated). Excuse my code its just POC. Please help answer my query.

DB Config file

'use strict';

var knex = require('knex')({
    client: 'mysql',
    connection: {
        host     : 'localhost',
        user     : 'root',
        password : 'root',
        database : 'rocket-poc',
        charset  : 'utf8'
    }
});

module.exports = require('bookshelf')(knex);

Model Declarations

'use strict';

var bookshelf = require('./db-config');

bookshelf.plugin('bookshelf-manager');

exports.getOpportunityModel = function(){

    var Opportunity = bookshelf.Model.extend({
        tableName: 'opportunity',
        livingExpenses: function() {
            return this.hasMany(LivingExpenses);
        }
    });

    var LivingExpenses = bookshelf.Model.extend({
        tableName: 'living_expenses'
    });

    return {
        Opportunity:Opportunity,
        LivingExpenses:LivingExpenses

    };

};

The Consumer

'use strict';

var opty = require('./opportunityModel');

var bookshelf = require('./db-config');

bookshelf.plugin('bookshelf-manager');

exports.operations = function(){

    return new opty.getOpportunityModel().Opportunity.where('id', 1).fetch({withRelated: ['livingExpenses']})
        .then(function(opportunity){
            //console.log(opportunity.toJSON());
            var livingExp1 = {description: "some this", value: 900};
            var livingExp2 = {description: "some this", value: 1900};

            //var le = new opty.getOpportunityModel().LivingExpenses();

            //console.log(le);

            return opportunity;

        })
        .then(function(opportunity){
            //console.log(opportunity);

            var optyOriginal  = opportunity;

            //opportunity.livingExpenses().a;
            var livingExp1 = {description: "some this", value: 1900, opportunity_id: 1};
            var livingExp2 = {description: "some this", value: 2300, opportunity_id: 1};

            var optyEx = opportunity.related('livingExpenses').set([livingExp1, livingExp2]);

            console.log(opportunity.toJSON());

            //return opportunity.save(null, {withRelated: ['livingExpenses']});

            return bookshelf.manager.save(optyOriginal, optyEx.toJSON());





        }).then(function(model){

            console.log(JSON.stringify(model));

            return Promise.resolve("done");
        })
        .catch(function(err){
            console.error(err);
            return Promise.reject(err);
        });


};

Add `patch` method

The patch method should operate like save, except it should pre-load and compute the optimal diff for saving:

var diff = function(before, after) {
  var patch = after;

  if (angular.isArray(after)) {
    patch = [];
  } else if (angular.isObject(after)) {
    patch = {};
  }

  if (angular.isObject(before) && angular.isDefined(after)) {
    // Compute difference for changed properties
    angular.forEach(before, function(left, key) {
      if (!angular.isDefined(after[key])) {
        return false;
      }

      var right = after[key];

      if (angular.isArray(after) || !angular.equals(left, right) || key === 'id') {
        patch[key] = diff(left, right);
      }
    });

    // Add new properties to patch
    angular.forEach(after, function(right, key) {
      if (!angular.isDefined(before[key])) {
        patch[key] = right;
      }
    });
  }

  return patch;
};

The save method should no longer pre-fetch a deep tree, and only patch should do that for calculation only, then defer to save for the actual saving.