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I am trying to use Strongloop with MySql but cannot figure out how to migrate or automatically create tables into a MySql database. Is there at least a way to export the models into MySql schemas or do I have to manually create the tables? I've been trying with the mysql demo app, and going over the docs for a while but no luck - http://docs.strongloop.com/display/DOC/MySQL+connector Thanks! user3259256 LoopBack calls it auto-migration. Check these links and search for that term: Recipes for LoopBack Models, part 5 of 5: Model Synchronization with Relational Databases Data sources and

I'm trying to get Loopback to discover and build my first table. I've used the simple example on their page at the bottom here: http://docs.strongloop.com/display/LB/Database+discovery+API#DatabasediscoveryAPI-Exampleofbuildingmodelsviadiscovery and I see the output of the table I'm discovering, but the API Explorer doesn't show the table or any newly generated endpoints. Also, the model-config.js file is not updated with the new table object. Here is the basic section of the code done on server start: var loopback = require('loopback'); var boot = require('loopback-boot'); var DataSource =

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How to ensure uniqueness of a particular field in loopback model. Like below is the model Post, I have a field genericId in it, I want it to be unique in the database, and loopback to through an error, on duplicate key insertion. { "name": "Post", "plural": "Post", "base": "PersistedModel", "properties": { "genericId": { "type": "string", "required":True }, "moderatedAt": { "type": "date" } }, "validations": [], "acls": [], "methods": [] } I have tried searching there documentation, and other examples but no success. One solution which I can think of is, to create a remoteHook for the create

How can i access the details of the user who raise the request from a Model Hook Comment.beforeSave = function(next,com) { //Want to add 2 more properties before saving com.added_at = new Date(); com.added_by = //How can i set the user id here ?? //In case of a Remote hook i have ctx in param and i can get user id like this ctx.req.accessToken.userId; But in Model Hook how can i do the same? next(); }; Is there any way to do this? I tried with Remote hook for main Item in the way MainItem.beforeRemote('**', function(ctx, user, next) { if(ctx.methodString == 'leave_request.prototype.__create_

I'm doing research on loopback and was wondering if it's possible to save to multiple models from one request. Say.. an Post has many Tags with many Images. A user form would have the following: Post Title Post Description Tag Names (A multi field. E.g.: ['Sci-Fi', 'Fiction', 'BestSeller'] Image File (Hoping to process the file uploaded to AWS, maybe with skipper-s3?) How would I be able to persist on multiple models like this? Is this something you do with a hook? You can create RemoteMethods in a Model, which can define parameters, so in your example you could create something like this in