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    Andreas
    @andreyunugro
    @Lukasvo It is there: https://github.com/jagi/meteor-astronomy/blob/f755905ee483cded33510f702d31518e73319f7f/lib/modules/validators/utils/document_validate.js#L78
    Lukas Van Orshoven
    @Lukasvo
    Thank you, @andreyunugro! Too bad this isn't documented.
    Andreas West
    @a4xrbj1
    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!
    Andreas West
    @a4xrbj1
    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"
    Luca Di Gaspero
    @liuq
    Hi all, I am trying to use class level validation, however the example in the documentation is not so helpful (being incorrect)
    validators: [
    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
    Andreas
    @andreyunugro
    @liuq You need to state your field key, for example: 
    validators: [
  xxxField: [{ type: 'yourCustomClassValidator'}],
],
    Luca Di Gaspero
    @liuq
    Right, so it's not possible to define a real class-level validator (i.e., looking at all fields), this is just a place where to put field-level validation.
    Emad Radwan
    @EmadRadwan
    Hi There,
    Sorry for a pure beginner question. Does Astronomy provide alternative for Mongoose?
    Andrew Ckor
    @andrewckor
    No astronomy is only for meteor
    Alex Price
    @alexpriceonline
    Is there a way to set e.trusted to false for testing purposes?
    Alex Price
    @alexpriceonline
    Looking through the lib code it doesn't look like it... I'll override with NODE_ENV for now
    tanase-sebastian
    @tanase-sebastian
    Hello, does astronomy support the definition of relations between tables ? I see some github comments from 2015 but nothing more
    tanase-sebastian
    @tanase-sebastian
    Or should I be using methods inside the objects ?
    Lukas Van Orshoven
    @Lukasvo
    Seems like there's a package for that. I don't have any experience with it. https://jagi.github.io/meteor-astronomy/v1#relations
    tanase-sebastian
    @tanase-sebastian
    @Lukasvo but that is v1
    do you guys use v1 or v2 in production apps ?
    Lukas Van Orshoven
    @Lukasvo
    Oh, sorry 'bout that. I also read that package has been discontinued jagi/meteor-astronomy#624
    I use v2. I simply store the id of the related Class as a String and use helpers to access it
    Iain Hallam
    @iainhallam
    Is anyone using Astronomy with Grapher?
    Srimal Priyanga
    @SrimalPriyanga
    Couldn't find any rect example using astronomy, does is possible to use astronomy with react
    Ryan Watts
    @rwatts3
    Just finding out about Astronomy, Great Work !
    Is there an Autoform type companion to Astronomy.
    Such as Aldeed's Autoform is to Simpleschema ?
    siruscoder
    @siruscoder
    I am sure this is something very obvious that I am missing.... how can I programmatically get the name of the Astronomy class (for example in a helper)?
    Lukas Van Orshoven
    @Lukasvo
    Class.getName() ?
    Frank Pimenta
    @frankapimenta
    TypeError: Cannot read property 'create' of undefined -----> but I am importing
    someone?