I imported my classes into server and it worked.
import '../imports/api/classes/Customer';
import '../imports/api/classes/Brand';
I'm going to try and use this https://github.com/usefulio/meteor-mongo-counter/ :)
// In your schema definition, add event beforeInsert:
events: {
beforeInsert(e) {
const latest = XXX.findOne({}, {
sort: { YYY: -1 },
});
e.currentTarget.YYY = (typeof latest === 'undefined') ? 1 : latest.YYY + 1;
},
},
Just add to your alternative way to do it.. :)
the mongodb-counter solution i came up with works well
It's not worth it imo, its pretty simple though
...
import MongoCounters from 'mongodb-counter';
// Setup the counters object used for auto-incrementing
const path = `${process.env.PWD}/pm2-meteor.json`;
const json = fs.readFileSync(path, 'utf8');
const config = JSON.parse(json);
const counters = MongoCounters.createCounters({
mongoUrl: config.env.MONGO_URL
});
const Invoice = Class.create({
...
events: {
beforeInsert(e) {
const invoice = e.currentTarget;
// Wrap the counters increment and get method so they're
// synchronous. I tried to use the callback methods as
// in the docs for mongo-counter, but it didnt work
Meteor.wrapAsync(counters('invoiceId').increment)();
const nextId = Meteor.wrapAsync(counters('invoiceId').get)();
if (typeof nextId === 'number') {
invoice.invoiceId = nextId;
}
}
},
...
Is there a way to create/call static methods in Astro?
import { Enum } from 'meteor/jagi:astronomy';
const Status = Enum.create({
name: 'Status',
identifiers: {
New: 1,
progress: 2,
Complete :3
}
});
const Status = Enum.create({
name: 'Status',
identifiers: {
New: 1,
progress: 2,
Complete :3
}
});
status: {
type: Status,
defaultValue: 1,
}
type: Status,
defaultValue: 1,
}
run*
var findVar = Orders.update({"_id": "w46xKnB3pFniNiwoJ"},{$set: { "status" : "3"} })
console.log(findVar);
}
console.log(findVar);
}
but it gives error
update failed: Error: Status must be of type Enum
can anyone help in this?
@shaliniloop Hi, do you still need help on this? What is your schema classname?
I usually use Enum with identifiers option using array, and this is example how I define default value:
// Define FileStatus enum.
const FileStatus = Enum.create({
name: 'FileStatus',
identifiers: ['TEMPORARY', 'PERMANENT'],
});
// Inside schema definition.
status: {
type: FileStatus,
default: FileStatus.TEMPORARY,
},
helpers: {
children() {
// Lấy danh sách tất cả users theo referrerId
const children = User.find({ referrerId: this._id }).fetch()
return children
},
childrenCount() {
return this.children().count()
}
},
behaviors: {
timestamp: {
hasCreatedField: true,
createdFieldName: 'createdAt',
hasUpdatedField: true,
updatedFieldName: 'updatedAt'
}
}user .children() is children is not function
someone please help, i really confuse with this
On another topic: @jagi says here (jagi/meteor-astronomy#547) that an option like
{ modified: true } is implemented in the validate() function, but I can't find anything in the docs or the code. Is it not implemented? How could I use such a feature? It would greatly benefit the performance of my app
Hi guys, how do I remove a field from a collection in Astronomy? I'm currently using
$unset: { temp: '' } but it seems that Astronomy is not allowing this operation to happen. I'm wondering what the equivalent is. Please that I don't want to set it to false or null, I want the field being deleted from my collection. Thanks in advance for your help!
Found this old thread: https://www.bountysource.com/issues/27982620-undefined-value-should-not-be-set-as-null-into-db where Lukas writes "And you can't unset a field for a single document because you want all data to be consistent" and further down he says " In Astronomy 2.0 it will be possible to unset a field but you will be doing it on your own risk :P"
validators: [
firsName: [{
type: 'minLength',
param: 3
}]
]
firsName: [{
type: 'minLength',
param: 3
}]
]
I tried fixing it as
validators: [{ type: "myCustomClassValidator" }] but i still get TypeError: ["Problem" class]["validators" property] Validators definition has to be an array of objects
validators: [{ type: "myCustomClassValidator" }] but i still get TypeError: ["Problem" class]["validators" property] Validators definition has to be an array of objects