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// Copyright IBM Corp. 2013,2016. All Rights Reserved.
// Node module: loopback-datasource-juggler
// This file is licensed under the MIT License.
// License text available at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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'use strict';
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/*!
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* Module dependencies
*/
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const g = require('strong-globalize')();
const inflection = require('inflection');
const EventEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter;
const util = require('util');
const assert = require('assert');
const deprecated = require('depd')('loopback-datasource-juggler');
const DefaultModelBaseClass = require('./model.js');
const List = require('./list.js');
const ModelDefinition = require('./model-definition.js');
const deepMerge = require('./utils').deepMerge;
const deepMergeProperty = require('./utils').deepMergeProperty;
const rankArrayElements = require('./utils').rankArrayElements;
const MixinProvider = require('./mixins');
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// Set up types
require('./types')(ModelBuilder);
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const introspect = require('./introspection')(ModelBuilder);
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/*!
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* Export public API
*/
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exports.ModelBuilder = exports.Schema = ModelBuilder;
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/*!
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* Helpers
*/
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const slice = Array.prototype.slice;
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/**
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* ModelBuilder - A builder to define data models.
*
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* @property {Object} definitions Definitions of the models.
* @property {Object} models Model constructors
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* @class
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*/
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function ModelBuilder() {
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// create blank models pool
this.models = {};
this.definitions = {};
this.settings = {};
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this.mixins = new MixinProvider(this);
this.defaultModelBaseClass = DefaultModelBaseClass;
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}
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// Inherit from EventEmitter
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util.inherits(ModelBuilder, EventEmitter);
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// Create a default instance
ModelBuilder.defaultInstance = new ModelBuilder();
function isModelClass(cls) {
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if (!cls) {
return false;
}
return cls.prototype instanceof DefaultModelBaseClass;
}
/**
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* Get a model by name.
*
* @param {String} name The model name
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* @param {Boolean} forceCreate Whether the create a stub for the given name if a model doesn't exist.
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* @returns {ModelClass} The model class
*/
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ModelBuilder.prototype.getModel = function(name, forceCreate) {
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let model = this.models[name];
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if (!model && forceCreate) {
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model = this.define(name, {}, {unresolved: true});
}
return model;
};
/**
* Get the model definition by name
* @param {String} name The model name
* @returns {ModelDefinition} The model definition
*/
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ModelBuilder.prototype.getModelDefinition = function(name) {
return this.definitions[name];
};
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/**
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* Define a model class.
* Simple example:
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* ```
* var User = modelBuilder.define('User', {
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* email: String,
* password: String,
* birthDate: Date,
* activated: Boolean
* });
* ```
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* More advanced example:
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* ```
* var User = modelBuilder.define('User', {
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* email: { type: String, limit: 150, index: true },
* password: { type: String, limit: 50 },
* birthDate: Date,
* registrationDate: {type: Date, default: function () { return new Date }},
* activated: { type: Boolean, default: false }
* });
* ```
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*
* @param {String} className Name of class
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* @param {Object} properties Hash of class properties in format `{property: Type, property2: Type2, ...}` or `{property: {type: Type}, property2: {type: Type2}, ...}`
* @param {Object} settings Other configuration of class
* @param {Function} parent Parent model
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* @return {ModelClass} The class constructor.
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*
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*/
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ModelBuilder.prototype.define = function defineClass(className, properties, settings, parent) {
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const modelBuilder = this;
const args = slice.call(arguments);
const pluralName = (settings && settings.plural) ||
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inflection.pluralize(className);
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const httpOptions = (settings && settings.http) || {};
let pathName = httpOptions.path || pluralName;
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if (!className) {
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throw new Error(g.f('Class name required'));
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}
if (args.length === 1) {
properties = {};
args.push(properties);
}
if (args.length === 2) {
settings = {};
args.push(settings);
}
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properties = properties || {};
settings = settings || {};
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// Set the strict mode to be false by default
if (settings.strict === undefined || settings.strict === null) {
settings.strict = false;
}
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// Set up the base model class
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let ModelBaseClass = parent || this.defaultModelBaseClass;
const baseClass = settings.base || settings['super'];
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if (baseClass) {
// Normalize base model property
settings.base = baseClass;
delete settings['super'];
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if (isModelClass(baseClass)) {
ModelBaseClass = baseClass;
} else {
ModelBaseClass = this.models[baseClass];
assert(ModelBaseClass, 'Base model is not found: ' + baseClass);
}
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}
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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// Assert current model's base class provides method `getMergePolicy()`.
assert(ModelBaseClass.getMergePolicy, `Base class ${ModelBaseClass.modelName}
does not provide method getMergePolicy(). Most likely it is not inheriting
from datasource-juggler's built-in default ModelBaseClass, which is an
incorrect usage of the framework.`);
// Initialize base model inheritance rank if not set already
ModelBaseClass.__rank = ModelBaseClass.__rank || 1;
// Make sure base properties are inherited
// See https://github.com/strongloop/loopback-datasource-juggler/issues/293
if ((parent && !settings.base) || (!parent && settings.base)) {
return ModelBaseClass.extend(className, properties, settings);
}
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// Check if there is a unresolved model with the same name
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let ModelClass = this.models[className];
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// Create the ModelClass if it doesn't exist or it's resolved (override)
// TODO: [rfeng] We need to decide what names to use for built-in models such as User.
if (!ModelClass || !ModelClass.settings.unresolved) {
ModelClass = createModelClassCtor(className, ModelBaseClass);
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// mix in EventEmitter (don't inherit from)
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const events = new EventEmitter();
// The model can have more than 10 listeners for lazy relationship setup
// See https://github.com/strongloop/loopback/issues/404
events.setMaxListeners(32);
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for (const f in EventEmitter.prototype) {
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if (typeof EventEmitter.prototype[f] === 'function') {
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ModelClass[f] = EventEmitter.prototype[f].bind(events);
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}
}
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hiddenProperty(ModelClass, 'modelName', className);
}
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// Iterate sub model inheritance rank over base model rank
ModelClass.__rank = ModelBaseClass.__rank + 1;
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util.inherits(ModelClass, ModelBaseClass);
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// store class in model pool
this.models[className] = ModelClass;
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// Return the unresolved model
if (settings.unresolved) {
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ModelClass.settings = {unresolved: true};
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return ModelClass;
}
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// Add metadata to the ModelClass
hiddenProperty(ModelClass, 'modelBuilder', modelBuilder);
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hiddenProperty(ModelClass, 'dataSource', null); // Keep for back-compatibility
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hiddenProperty(ModelClass, 'pluralModelName', pluralName);
hiddenProperty(ModelClass, 'relations', {});
if (pathName[0] !== '/') {
// Support both flavors path: 'x' and path: '/x'
pathName = '/' + pathName;
}
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hiddenProperty(ModelClass, 'http', {path: pathName});
hiddenProperty(ModelClass, 'base', ModelBaseClass);
hiddenProperty(ModelClass, '_observers', {});
hiddenProperty(ModelClass, '_warned', {});
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// inherit ModelBaseClass static methods
for (const i in ModelBaseClass) {
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// We need to skip properties that are already in the subclass, for example, the event emitter methods
if (i !== '_mixins' && !(i in ModelClass)) {
ModelClass[i] = ModelBaseClass[i];
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}
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}
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// Load and inject the model classes
if (settings.models) {
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Object.keys(settings.models).forEach(function(m) {
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const model = settings.models[m];
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ModelClass[m] = typeof model === 'string' ? modelBuilder.getModel(model, true) : model;
});
}
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ModelClass.getter = {};
ModelClass.setter = {};
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for (const p in properties) {
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// e.g excludePropertyList = ['id'] - base properties listed in excludePropertyList will be excluded from the model.
// excludeBaseProperties is introduced in SOAP model generation only for now and below logic
// handles excludeBaseProperties. Generated SOAP model has base as 'Model' which means 'id' property gets added
// automatically and 'id' property shouldn't be there for SOAP models. idInjection = false will not work
// for SOAP generator case, since base 'Model' has already id property. 'id: false' at the property level will not
// work either for SOAP generator case since generators use ModelDefinition.create to create property in the model
// dynamically, that execution path has strict validation where doesn't accept 'id: false' in a property.
// See https://github.com/strongloop/loopback-workspace/issues/486 for some more details.
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const excludePropertyList = settings['excludeBaseProperties'];
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// Remove properties that reverted by the subclass of the property from excludePropertyList
if (properties[p] === null || properties[p] === false ||
(excludePropertyList != null && excludePropertyList.indexOf(p) != -1)) {
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// Hide the base property
delete properties[p];
}
// Throw error for properties with unsupported names
if (/\./.test(p)) {
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throw new Error(g.f('Property names containing dot(s) are not supported. ' +
'Model: %s, property: %s', className, p));
}
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// Warn if property name is 'constructor'
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if (p === 'constructor') {
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deprecated(g.f('Property name should not be "{{constructor}}" in Model: %s', className));
}
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}
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const modelDefinition = new ModelDefinition(this, className, properties, settings);
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this.definitions[className] = modelDefinition;
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// expose properties on the ModelClass
ModelClass.definition = modelDefinition;
// keep a pointer to settings as models can use it for configuration
ModelClass.settings = modelDefinition.settings;
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let idInjection = settings.idInjection;
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if (idInjection !== false) {
// Default to true if undefined
idInjection = true;
}
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let idNames = modelDefinition.idNames();
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if (idNames.length > 0) {
// id already exists
idInjection = false;
}
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// Add the id property
if (idInjection) {
// Set up the id property
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ModelClass.definition.defineProperty('id', {type: Number, id: 1, generated: true});
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}
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idNames = modelDefinition.idNames(); // Reload it after rebuild
// Create a virtual property 'id'
if (idNames.length === 1) {
const idProp = idNames[0];
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if (idProp !== 'id') {
Object.defineProperty(ModelClass.prototype, 'id', {
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get: function() {
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const idProp = ModelClass.definition.idNames()[0];
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return this.__data[idProp];
},
configurable: true,
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enumerable: false,
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});
}
} else {
// Now the id property is an object that consists of multiple keys
Object.defineProperty(ModelClass.prototype, 'id', {
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get: function() {
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const compositeId = {};
const idNames = ModelClass.definition.idNames();
for (let i = 0, p; i < idNames.length; i++) {
p = idNames[i];
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compositeId[p] = this.__data[p];
}
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return compositeId;
},
configurable: true,
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enumerable: false,
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});
}
// updateOnly property is added to indicate that this property will appear in
// the model for update/updateorcreate operations but and not for create operation.
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let forceId = ModelClass.settings.forceId;
if (idNames.length > 0) {
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const idName = modelDefinition.idName();
const idProp = ModelClass.definition.rawProperties[idName];
if (idProp.generated && forceId !== false) {
forceId = 'auto';
} else if (!idProp.generated && forceId === 'auto') {
// One of our parent models has enabled forceId because
// it uses an auto-generated id property. However,
// this particular model does not use auto-generated id,
// therefore we need to disable `forceId`.
forceId = false;
}
if (forceId) {
ModelClass.validatesAbsenceOf(idName, {if: 'isNewRecord'});
}
ModelClass.definition.properties[idName].updateOnly = !!forceId;
ModelClass.definition.rawProperties[idName].updateOnly = !!forceId;
ModelClass.settings.forceId = forceId;
}
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// A function to loop through the properties
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ModelClass.forEachProperty = function(cb) {
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const props = ModelClass.definition.properties;
const keys = Object.keys(props);
for (let i = 0, n = keys.length; i < n; i++) {
cb(keys[i], props[keys[i]]);
}
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};
// A function to attach the model class to a data source
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ModelClass.attachTo = function(dataSource) {
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dataSource.attach(this);
};
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/** Extend the model with the specified model, properties, and other settings.
* For example, to extend an existing model, for example, a built-in model:
*
* ```js
* var Customer = User.extend('customer', {
* accountId: String,
* vip: Boolean
* });
* ```
*
* To extend the base model, essentially creating a new model:
* ```js
* var user = loopback.Model.extend('user', properties, options);
* ```
*
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* @param {String} className Name of the new model being defined.
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* @options {Object} subClassProperties child model properties, added to base model
* properties.
* @options {Object} subClassSettings child model settings such as relations and acls,
* merged with base model settings.
*/
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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ModelClass.extend = function(className, subClassProperties, subClassSettings) {
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const baseClassProperties = ModelClass.definition.properties;
const baseClassSettings = ModelClass.definition.settings;
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configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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subClassProperties = subClassProperties || {};
subClassSettings = subClassSettings || {};
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// Check if subclass redefines the ids
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let idFound = false;
for (const k in subClassProperties) {
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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if (subClassProperties[k] && subClassProperties[k].id) {
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idFound = true;
break;
}
}
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// Merging the properties
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const keys = Object.keys(baseClassProperties);
for (let i = 0, n = keys.length; i < n; i++) {
const key = keys[i];
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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if (idFound && baseClassProperties[key].id) {
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// don't inherit id properties
continue;
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}
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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if (subClassProperties[key] === undefined) {
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const baseProp = baseClassProperties[key];
let basePropCopy = baseProp;
if (baseProp && typeof baseProp === 'object') {
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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// Deep clone the base properties
basePropCopy = deepMerge(baseProp);
}
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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subClassProperties[key] = basePropCopy;
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}
}
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configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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// Merging the settings
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const originalSubclassSettings = subClassSettings;
const mergePolicy = ModelClass.getMergePolicy(subClassSettings);
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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subClassSettings = mergeSettings(baseClassSettings, subClassSettings, mergePolicy);
// Ensure 'base' is not inherited. Note we don't have to delete 'super'
// as that is removed from settings by modelBuilder.define and thus
// it is never inherited
if (!originalSubclassSettings.base) {
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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subClassSettings.base = ModelClass;
}
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// Define the subclass
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const subClass = modelBuilder.define(className, subClassProperties, subClassSettings, ModelClass);
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// Calling the setup function
if (typeof subClass.setup === 'function') {
subClass.setup.call(subClass);
}
return subClass;
};
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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/*
* Merge parent and child model settings according to the provided merge policy.
*
* Below is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option of the policy.
* NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties
*
* - Any
* - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent
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* - assigning `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting
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*
* - Arrays:
* - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate
* - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array
* elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank`
*
* - Object {}:
* - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects
* - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent
*
* Here is an example of merge policy:
* ```
* {
* description: {replace: true}, // string or array
* properties: {patch: true}, // object
* hidden: {replace: false}, // array
* protected: {replace: false}, // array
* relations: {acls: true}, // object
* acls: {rank: true}, // array
* }
* ```
*
* @param {Object} baseClassSettings parent model settings.
* @param {Object} subClassSettings child model settings.
* @param {Object} mergePolicy merge policy, as defined in `ModelClass.getMergePolicy()`
* @return {Object} mergedSettings merged parent and child models settings.
*/
function mergeSettings(baseClassSettings, subClassSettings, mergePolicy) {
// deep clone base class settings
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const mergedSettings = deepMerge(baseClassSettings);
configurable model merge The PR superseeds the existing deepMerge algorithm used to merge settings of parent and child models with a new algorithm that allows to specify the way each setting is merged or mixed-in. This configuration of this algorithm uses a merge policy specification. The `getMergePolicy()` helper of BaseModelClass can be used to ease model merge configuration. Next is presented the expected merge behaviour for each option. NOTE: This applies to top-level settings properties - Any - `{replace: true}` (default): child replaces the value from parent - assignin `null` on child setting deletes the inherited setting - Arrays - `{replace: false}`: unique elements of parent and child cumulate - `{rank: true}` adds the model inheritance rank to array elements of type Object {} as internal property `__rank` - Object {}: - `{replace: false}`: deep merges parent and child objects - `{patch: true}`: child replaces inner properties from parent The recommended merge policy is returned by getMergePolicy() when calling the method with option `{configureModelMerge: true}`. The legacy built-in merge policy is returned by `getMergePolicy()` when avoiding option `configureModelMerge`. NOTE: it also delivers ACLs ranking in addition to the legacy behaviour as well as fixes for settings `description` and `relations` `getMergePolicy()` can be customized using model's setting `configureModelMerge` as follows: ``` { // .. options: { configureModelMerge: { // merge options } } // .. } ``` `getMergePolicy()` method can also be extended programmatically as follows: ``` myModel.getMergePolicy = function(options) { const origin = myModel.base.getMergePolicy(options); return Object.assign({}, origin, { // new/overriding options }); }; ```
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Object.keys(baseClassSettings).forEach(function(key) {
// rank base class settings arrays elements where required
if (mergePolicy[key] && mergePolicy[key].rank) {
baseClassSettings[key] = rankArrayElements(baseClassSettings[key], ModelBaseClass.__rank);
}
});
Object.keys(subClassSettings).forEach(function(key) {
// assign default merge policy to unknown settings if specified
// if none specified, a deep merge will be applied eventually
if (mergePolicy[key] == null) { // undefined or null
mergePolicy[key] = mergePolicy.__default || {};
}
// allow null value to remove unwanted settings from base class settings
if (subClassSettings[key] === mergePolicy.__delete) {
delete mergedSettings[key];
return;
}
// rank sub class settings arrays elements where required
if (mergePolicy[key].rank) {
subClassSettings[key] = rankArrayElements(subClassSettings[key], ModelBaseClass.__rank + 1);
}
// replace base class settings where required
if (mergePolicy[key].replace) {
mergedSettings[key] = subClassSettings[key];
return;
}
// patch inner properties of base class settings where required
if (mergePolicy[key].patch) {
// mergedSettings[key] might not be initialized
mergedSettings[key] = mergedSettings[key] || {};
Object.keys(subClassSettings[key]).forEach(function(innerKey) {
mergedSettings[key][innerKey] = subClassSettings[key][innerKey];
});
return;
}
// in case no merge policy matched, apply a deep merge
// this for example handles {replace: false} and {rank: true}
mergedSettings[key] = deepMergeProperty(baseClassSettings[key], subClassSettings[key]);
});
return mergedSettings;
}
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/**
* Register a property for the model class
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* @param {String} propertyName Name of the property.
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*/
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ModelClass.registerProperty = function(propertyName) {
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const properties = modelDefinition.build();
const prop = properties[propertyName];
const DataType = prop.type;
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if (!DataType) {
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throw new Error(g.f('Invalid type for property %s', propertyName));
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}
if (prop.required) {
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const requiredOptions = typeof prop.required === 'object' ? prop.required : undefined;
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ModelClass.validatesPresenceOf(propertyName, requiredOptions);
}
if (DataType === Date) ModelClass.validatesDateOf(propertyName);
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Object.defineProperty(ModelClass.prototype, propertyName, {
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get: function() {
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if (ModelClass.getter[propertyName]) {
return ModelClass.getter[propertyName].call(this); // Try getter first
} else {
return this.__data && this.__data[propertyName]; // Try __data
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}
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},
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set: function(value) {
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let DataType = ModelClass.definition.properties[propertyName].type;
if (Array.isArray(DataType) || DataType === Array) {
DataType = List;
} else if (DataType === Date) {
DataType = DateType;
} else if (DataType === Boolean) {
DataType = BooleanType;
} else if (typeof DataType === 'string') {
DataType = modelBuilder.resolveType(DataType);
}
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const persistUndefinedAsNull = ModelClass.definition.settings.persistUndefinedAsNull;
if (value === undefined && persistUndefinedAsNull) {
value = null;
}
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if (ModelClass.setter[propertyName]) {
ModelClass.setter[propertyName].call(this, value); // Try setter first
} else {
this.__data = this.__data || {};
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if (value === null || value === undefined) {
this.__data[propertyName] = value;
} else {
if (DataType === List) {
this.__data[propertyName] = DataType(value, properties[propertyName].type, this.__data);
} else {
// Assume the type constructor handles Constructor() call
// If not, we should call new DataType(value).valueOf();
this.__data[propertyName] = (value instanceof DataType) ? value : DataType(value);
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}
}
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}
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},
configurable: true,
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enumerable: true,
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});
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// FIXME: [rfeng] Do we need to keep the raw data?
// Use $ as the prefix to avoid conflicts with properties such as _id
Object.defineProperty(ModelClass.prototype, '$' + propertyName, {
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get: function() {
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return this.__data && this.__data[propertyName];
},
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set: function(value) {
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if (!this.__data) {
this.__data = {};
}
this.__data[propertyName] = value;
},
configurable: true,
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enumerable: false,
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});
};
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const props = ModelClass.definition.properties;
let keys = Object.keys(props);
let size = keys.length;
for (let i = 0; i < size; i++) {
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const propertyName = keys[i];
ModelClass.registerProperty(propertyName);
}
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const mixinSettings = settings.mixins || {};
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keys = Object.keys(mixinSettings);
size = keys.length;
for (let i = 0; i < size; i++) {
const name = keys[i];
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let mixin = mixinSettings[name];
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if (mixin === true) {
mixin = {};
}
if (Array.isArray(mixin)) {
mixin.forEach(function(m) {
if (m === true) m = {};
if (typeof m === 'object') {
modelBuilder.mixins.applyMixin(ModelClass, name, m);
}
});
} else if (typeof mixin === 'object') {
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modelBuilder.mixins.applyMixin(ModelClass, name, mixin);
}
}
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ModelClass.emit('defined', ModelClass);
return ModelClass;
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};
function createModelClassCtor(name, ModelBaseClass) {
// A simple sanitization to handle most common characters
// that are used in model names but cannot be used as a function/class name.
// Note that the rules for valid JS indentifiers are way too complex,
// implementing a fully spec-compliant sanitization is not worth the effort.
// See https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/javascript-identifiers-es6
name = name.replace(/[-.:]/g, '_');
try {
// It is not possible to access closure variables like "ModelBaseClass"
// from a dynamically defined function. The solution is to
// create a dynamically defined factory function that accepts
// closure variables as arguments.
const factory = new Function('ModelBaseClass', `
// every class can receive hash of data as optional param
return function ${name}(data, options) {
if (!(this instanceof ${name})) {
return new ${name}(data, options);
}
if (${name}.settings.unresolved) {
throw new Error(g.f('Model %s is not defined.', ${JSON.stringify(name)}));
}
ModelBaseClass.apply(this, arguments);
};`);
return factory(ModelBaseClass);
} catch (err) {
// modelName is not a valid function/class name, e.g. 'grand-child'
// and our simple sanitization was not good enough.
// Falling back to legacy 'ModelConstructor' name.
if (err.name === 'SyntaxError') {
return createModelClassCtor('ModelConstructor', ModelBaseClass);
} else {
throw err;
}
}
}
// DataType for Date
function DateType(arg) {
if (arg === null) return null;
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const d = new Date(arg);
return d;
}
// Relax the Boolean coercision
function BooleanType(arg) {
if (typeof arg === 'string') {
switch (arg) {
case 'true':
case '1':
return true;
case 'false':
case '0':
return false;
}
}
if (arg == null) {
return null;
}
return Boolean(arg);
}
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/**
* Define single property named `propertyName` on `model`
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*
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* @param {String} model Name of model
* @param {String} propertyName Name of property
* @param {Object} propertyDefinition Property settings
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*/
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ModelBuilder.prototype.defineProperty = function(model, propertyName, propertyDefinition) {
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this.definitions[model].defineProperty(propertyName, propertyDefinition);
this.models[model].registerProperty(propertyName);
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};
/**
* Define a new value type that can be used in model schemas as a property type.
* @param {function()} type Type constructor.
* @param {string[]=} aliases Optional list of alternative names for this type.
*/
ModelBuilder.prototype.defineValueType = function(type, aliases) {
ModelBuilder.registerType(type, aliases);
};
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/**
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* Extend existing model with specified properties
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*
* Example:
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* Instead of extending a model with attributes like this (for example):
*
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* ```js
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* db.defineProperty('Content', 'competitionType',
* { type: String });
* db.defineProperty('Content', 'expiryDate',
* { type: Date, index: true });
* db.defineProperty('Content', 'isExpired',
* { type: Boolean, index: true });
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*```
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* This method enables you to extend a model as follows (for example):
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* ```js
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* db.extendModel('Content', {
* competitionType: String,
* expiryDate: { type: Date, index: true },
* isExpired: { type: Boolean, index: true }
* });
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*```
*
* @param {String} model Name of model
* @options {Object} properties JSON object specifying properties. Each property is a key whos value is
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* either the [type](http://docs.strongloop.com/display/LB/LoopBack+types) or `propertyName: {options}`
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* where the options are described below.
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* @property {String} type Datatype of property: Must be an [LDL type](http://docs.strongloop.com/display/LB/LoopBack+types).
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* @property {Boolean} index True if the property is an index; false otherwise.
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*/
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ModelBuilder.prototype.extendModel = function(model, props) {
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const t = this;
const keys = Object.keys(props);
for (let i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
const definition = props[keys[i]];
t.defineProperty(model, keys[i], definition);
}
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};
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ModelBuilder.prototype.copyModel = function copyModel(Master) {
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const modelBuilder = this;
const className = Master.modelName;
const md = Master.modelBuilder.definitions[className];
const Slave = function SlaveModel() {
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Master.apply(this, [].slice.call(arguments));
};
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util.inherits(Slave, Master);
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Slave.__proto__ = Master;
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hiddenProperty(Slave, 'modelBuilder', modelBuilder);
hiddenProperty(Slave, 'modelName', className);
hiddenProperty(Slave, 'relations', Master.relations);
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if (!(className in modelBuilder.models)) {
// store class in model pool
modelBuilder.models[className] = Slave;
modelBuilder.definitions[className] = {
properties: md.properties,
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settings: md.settings,
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};
}
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return Slave;
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};
/**
* Remove a model from the registry.
*
* @param {String} modelName
*/
ModelBuilder.prototype.deleteModelByName = function(modelName) {
delete this.models[modelName];
delete this.definitions[modelName];
};
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/*!
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* Define hidden property
*/
function hiddenProperty(where, property, value) {
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Object.defineProperty(where, property, {
writable: true,
enumerable: false,
configurable: true,
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value: value,
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});
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}
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/**
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* Get the schema name. If no parameter is given, then an anonymous model name
* is generated and returned.
* @param {string=} name The optional name parameter.
* @returns {string} The schema name.
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*/
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ModelBuilder.prototype.getSchemaName = function(name) {
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if (name) {
return name;
}
if (typeof this._nameCount !== 'number') {
this._nameCount = 0;
} else {
this._nameCount++;
}
return 'AnonymousModel_' + this._nameCount;
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};
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/**
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* Resolve the type string to be a function, for example, 'String' to String.
* Returns {Function} if the type is resolved
* @param {String | Object | Array} prop The object whose type is to be resolved
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*/
ModelBuilder.prototype.resolveType = function(prop, isSubProperty) {
if (!prop) {
return prop;
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}
if (Array.isArray(prop) && prop.length > 0) {
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// For array types, the first item should be the type string
const itemType = this.resolveType(prop[0]);
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if (typeof itemType === 'function') {
return [itemType];
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} else {
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return itemType; // Not resolved, return the type string
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}
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}
if (typeof prop === 'string') {
const schemaType = ModelBuilder.schemaTypes[prop.toLowerCase()] || this.models[prop];
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if (schemaType) {
return schemaType;
} else {
// The type cannot be resolved, let's create a place holder
prop = this.define(prop, {}, {unresolved: true});
return prop;
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}
} else if (prop.constructor.name === 'Object') {
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// We also support the syntax {type: 'string', ...}
if (!isSubProperty && prop.type) {
return this.resolveType(prop.type, true);
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} else {
return this.define(this.getSchemaName(null),
prop, {
anonymous: true,
idInjection: false,
strict: this.settings.strictEmbeddedModels || false,
});
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}
} else if ('function' === typeof prop) {
return prop;
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}
return prop;
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};
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/**
* Build models from schema definitions
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*
* `schemas` can be one of the following:
*
* 1. An array of named schema definition JSON objects
* 2. A schema definition JSON object
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* 3. A list of property definitions (anonymous)
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*
* @param {*} schemas The schemas
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* @returns {Object.<string, ModelClass>} A map of model constructors keyed by
* model name.
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*/
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ModelBuilder.prototype.buildModels = function(schemas, createModel) {
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const models = {};
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// Normalize the schemas to be an array of the schema objects {name: <name>, properties: {}, options: {}}
if (!Array.isArray(schemas)) {
if (schemas.properties && schemas.name) {
// Only one item
schemas = [schemas];
} else {
// Anonymous schema
schemas = [
{
name: this.getSchemaName(),
properties: schemas,
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options: {anonymous: true},
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},
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];
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}
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}
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let relations = [];
for (let s = 0, n = schemas.length; s < n; s++) {
const name = this.getSchemaName(schemas[s].name);
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schemas[s].name = name;
const model = typeof createModel === 'function' ?
createModel(schemas[s].name, schemas[s].properties, schemas[s].options) :
this.define(schemas[s].name, schemas[s].properties, schemas[s].options);
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models[name] = model;
relations = relations.concat(model.definition.relations);
}
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// Connect the models based on the relations
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for (let i = 0; i < relations.length; i++) {
const relation = relations[i];
const sourceModel = models[relation.source];
const targetModel = models[relation.target];
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if (sourceModel && targetModel) {
if (typeof sourceModel[relation.type] === 'function') {
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sourceModel[relation.type](targetModel, {as: relation.as});
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}
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}
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}
return models;
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};
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/**
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* Introspect the JSON document to build a corresponding model.
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* @param {String} name The model name
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* @param {Object} json The JSON object
* @param {Object} options The options
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* @returns {ModelClass} The generated model class constructor.
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*/
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ModelBuilder.prototype.buildModelFromInstance = function(name, json, options) {
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// Introspect the JSON document to generate a schema
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const schema = introspect(json);
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// Create a model for the generated schema
return this.define(name, schema, options);
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};