sails.js

By default, sails will populate all relationships within a model when it's corresponding API route is hit. Does anyone know if it's possible to toggle this functionality? If I'm working with a one-to-many association, I may not want to populate the association when doing a listing of all items for performance reasons. But when viewing a single item, it would be nice to complete the population. For example, say one ticket can have many comments. I don't care about the comments when fetching a case listing but would be important when viewing a specific case. I took a guess at how it could

I've defined a unique field in my model but when I tried to test it seems like it's not being checked by sails because I get a Error (E_UNKNOWN) :: Encountered an unexpected error: MongoError: E11000 duplicate key error index: instead a sails ValidationError. What is the best way to handle a unique field in sails? // model/User.js module.exports{ attributes: { email: {required: true, unique: true, type: 'email' }, .... } // in my controller User.create({email: 'hello@gmail.com'}).then(...).fail(....) User.create({email: 'hello@gmail.com'}).then(...).fail(// throws the mongo error ) // and same

I'm using Sails.js version 0.10.0-rc4 . All models are using sails-mysql. I'm trying to query a model which has an "one-to-many" association to another model (the query is happening on the "many" side). It looks something like this: Post.find() .where({ category: category_id }) .populate("category") .exec( ... ) This gives me an empty array back however when I leave out the .populate("category") I get the correct result set. I know that I could leave .populate("category") out and then fetch each correlating Category object separately, but I'm wondering if there's a better solution to this

I want to create paginated table using sails.js, mongodb and waterline-ORM. Is there a any specific way to do pagination in sails.js? http://sailsjs.org/#/documentation/concepts/ORM/Querylanguage.html Model.find().paginate({page: 2, limit: 10}); Model.find({ where: { name: 'foo' }, limit: 10, skip: 10 }); If you want the pagination to work asynchronously, its very easy to do with JQUERY $$.getJSON and on the server res.json(); Theres a lot of info in waterline and sails docs. There is also another way. if you want to fetch data from the front-end, and have turned blueprint on, you can also try

Can anyone guide me on how to setup relational schema & performs joins in sails.js ? particlebanana Associations are officially Supported in Waterline Overview From the docs : With Sails and Waterline, you can associate models across multiple data stores. This means that even if your users live in PostgreSQL and their photos live in MongoDB, you can interact with the data as if they lived together in the same database. You can also have associations that span different connections (i.e. datastores/databases) using the same adapter. This comes in handy if, for example, your app needs to access