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Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
in an ideal world, we'd have 2 functions ...
well, 2 properties
ViewModel -> assumes you pass it a constructor function.
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
yep
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
scope -> you can do whatever the heck you want here ... function called with outer scope, element, etc, returns a new scope or anything else gets put in a new Scope.
viewModel is basically legacy
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
well if that's the case why not just warn people if they use viewModel at all
and encourage them to use the new convention
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
yeah, not a bad idea
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
maybe one of those fancy "soon to be deprecated" warnings
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
steal-tools - what if my main module isn’t main.js
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
Then define it in your package.json
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
change it in your package.json
lol
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
@halcyonandon regarding checkbox docs ... @matthewp is adding two-way converters right now
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
"main": "index.js",
for example from mine
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
.registerConverter is documented here: http://canjs.github.io/canjs/doc/can-stache.registerConverter.html
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
@justinbmeyer Does can-connect have any synchronous lookup methods suitable for parseInstanceData?
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
lookup of what?
things in the store?
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
Yea
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
.instanceStore.get( id )
or you can use
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
I thought that returned a promise?
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
.hydrateInstance( ... )
nope
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
Is there any way to do a findAll against local only? I was thinking of doing some aggregate-based side-loading
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
cache-requests already does this
not sync though
but I did make some private sync methods in memory-cache
@halcyonandon we're adding some default converters like boolean-to-inList ... which should include examples w/ checkboxes
we aren't sure about what the helpers should look like ... maybe once @matthewp has this ready, please check it out and let us know what you think
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
Sure, but I’d like to use superMap, but in some use cases have lists that pull data from cache, so that I could side-load data using aggregates
There are other places in which I would use findAll normally
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
not totally sure what you mean ...
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
I’ll give you a use-case
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
1st ... on using superMap ... well ... yeah it's nice b/c it's small .. but it's ok to create custom connections.
it's harder, but the flexibility is there on purpose.
(this is why i want to add a can-mixin post 3.0 so it's a bit easier to assemble them on your own)
ok ... use cases that pull from cache ...
?
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
I want to be able to query all connections, then separately query all connections for a given user
And then have a websocket API that pushes out connection data
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
ok, lets break that down a bit ... connections === a can-connect connection?
query a connection ... connection.getList?
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
Oh it’s a superMap
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
query all connections ... not sure what you mean ... all at the same time?
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
from a can.map.extend
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
a superMap returns a connection