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Sequelize - How to create/update record with N:M associations (create/update them too)
How can I create a two dimensional array in JavaScript?How can I do an UPDATE statement with JOIN in SQL?How do I UPDATE from a SELECT in SQL Server?How can I update NodeJS and NPM to the next versions?How to update a record using sequelize for node?How do I update Node.js?How do I update each dependency in package.json to the latest version?How can I update npm on Windows?sequelize create or update with associationsequelize include, join two associated tables
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I have Sequelize database model like so (simplified):
// Schedule model
const Schedule = sequelize.define('Schedule',
capacity:
type: DataTypes.INTEGER,
allowNull: false
,
,
hooks:
);
// Age category model
const AgeCategory = sequelize.define('AgeCategory',
key:
type: DataTypes.STRING,
unique: true,
allowNull: false
,
value:
type: DataTypes.STRING,
allowNull: false
);
// Many-to-many association
Schedule.associate = models =>
// Schedule have many AgeCategories
Schedule.belongsToMany(AgeCategory,
through: 'schedule_ageCategory',
foreignKey: 'schedule_id'
);
;
AgeCategory.associate = models =>
// Many AgeCategories are in many Schedules
AgeCategory.belongsToMany(Schedule,
through: 'schedule_ageCategory',
foreignKey: 'ageCategory_id',
onDelete: 'restrict',
onUpdate: 'restrict'
);
;
Create: When I creating new record I am doing this:
const data =
capacity: 10,
ageCategories: ["EXTRAOLD","YOUNG"] // 'key' from AgeCategory
;
const transaction = await sequelize.transaction();
let schedule = await Schedule.create(data,
isNewRecord: true,
transaction
);
// Set AgeCategories
await schedule.setAgeCategories(await AgeCategory.findAll(
where:
key: in: data.ageCategories
,
transaction
), transaction);
await transaction.commit();
Is there any better way to do it?
I am lost when I need to update Schedule (for example I need to set different age categories). How am I supposted to update n:m association? Lets say I have input data formatted like this:
const data =
capacity: 1,
ageCategories: ["OLD","YOUNG","DEAD"] // 'key' from AgeCategory
;
In this particular example it means I will delete one association, and make two new one.
javascript sql node.js sequelize.js
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I have Sequelize database model like so (simplified):
// Schedule model
const Schedule = sequelize.define('Schedule',
capacity:
type: DataTypes.INTEGER,
allowNull: false
,
,
hooks:
);
// Age category model
const AgeCategory = sequelize.define('AgeCategory',
key:
type: DataTypes.STRING,
unique: true,
allowNull: false
,
value:
type: DataTypes.STRING,
allowNull: false
);
// Many-to-many association
Schedule.associate = models =>
// Schedule have many AgeCategories
Schedule.belongsToMany(AgeCategory,
through: 'schedule_ageCategory',
foreignKey: 'schedule_id'
);
;
AgeCategory.associate = models =>
// Many AgeCategories are in many Schedules
AgeCategory.belongsToMany(Schedule,
through: 'schedule_ageCategory',
foreignKey: 'ageCategory_id',
onDelete: 'restrict',
onUpdate: 'restrict'
);
;
Create: When I creating new record I am doing this:
const data =
capacity: 10,
ageCategories: ["EXTRAOLD","YOUNG"] // 'key' from AgeCategory
;
const transaction = await sequelize.transaction();
let schedule = await Schedule.create(data,
isNewRecord: true,
transaction
);
// Set AgeCategories
await schedule.setAgeCategories(await AgeCategory.findAll(
where:
key: in: data.ageCategories
,
transaction
), transaction);
await transaction.commit();
Is there any better way to do it?
I am lost when I need to update Schedule (for example I need to set different age categories). How am I supposted to update n:m association? Lets say I have input data formatted like this:
const data =
capacity: 1,
ageCategories: ["OLD","YOUNG","DEAD"] // 'key' from AgeCategory
;
In this particular example it means I will delete one association, and make two new one.
javascript sql node.js sequelize.js
Hi. The sequelize has a manual explaining the best way to do this. You can see at: sequelize.readthedocs.io/en/v3/api/associations/belongs-to-many
– rpereira15
Mar 28 at 21:41
I know but I don't understand it very well
– David Bubeník
Mar 29 at 9:51
add a comment
|
I have Sequelize database model like so (simplified):
// Schedule model
const Schedule = sequelize.define('Schedule',
capacity:
type: DataTypes.INTEGER,
allowNull: false
,
,
hooks:
);
// Age category model
const AgeCategory = sequelize.define('AgeCategory',
key:
type: DataTypes.STRING,
unique: true,
allowNull: false
,
value:
type: DataTypes.STRING,
allowNull: false
);
// Many-to-many association
Schedule.associate = models =>
// Schedule have many AgeCategories
Schedule.belongsToMany(AgeCategory,
through: 'schedule_ageCategory',
foreignKey: 'schedule_id'
);
;
AgeCategory.associate = models =>
// Many AgeCategories are in many Schedules
AgeCategory.belongsToMany(Schedule,
through: 'schedule_ageCategory',
foreignKey: 'ageCategory_id',
onDelete: 'restrict',
onUpdate: 'restrict'
);
;
Create: When I creating new record I am doing this:
const data =
capacity: 10,
ageCategories: ["EXTRAOLD","YOUNG"] // 'key' from AgeCategory
;
const transaction = await sequelize.transaction();
let schedule = await Schedule.create(data,
isNewRecord: true,
transaction
);
// Set AgeCategories
await schedule.setAgeCategories(await AgeCategory.findAll(
where:
key: in: data.ageCategories
,
transaction
), transaction);
await transaction.commit();
Is there any better way to do it?
I am lost when I need to update Schedule (for example I need to set different age categories). How am I supposted to update n:m association? Lets say I have input data formatted like this:
const data =
capacity: 1,
ageCategories: ["OLD","YOUNG","DEAD"] // 'key' from AgeCategory
;
In this particular example it means I will delete one association, and make two new one.
javascript sql node.js sequelize.js
I have Sequelize database model like so (simplified):
// Schedule model
const Schedule = sequelize.define('Schedule',
capacity:
type: DataTypes.INTEGER,
allowNull: false
,
,
hooks:
);
// Age category model
const AgeCategory = sequelize.define('AgeCategory',
key:
type: DataTypes.STRING,
unique: true,
allowNull: false
,
value:
type: DataTypes.STRING,
allowNull: false
);
// Many-to-many association
Schedule.associate = models =>
// Schedule have many AgeCategories
Schedule.belongsToMany(AgeCategory,
through: 'schedule_ageCategory',
foreignKey: 'schedule_id'
);
;
AgeCategory.associate = models =>
// Many AgeCategories are in many Schedules
AgeCategory.belongsToMany(Schedule,
through: 'schedule_ageCategory',
foreignKey: 'ageCategory_id',
onDelete: 'restrict',
onUpdate: 'restrict'
);
;
Create: When I creating new record I am doing this:
const data =
capacity: 10,
ageCategories: ["EXTRAOLD","YOUNG"] // 'key' from AgeCategory
;
const transaction = await sequelize.transaction();
let schedule = await Schedule.create(data,
isNewRecord: true,
transaction
);
// Set AgeCategories
await schedule.setAgeCategories(await AgeCategory.findAll(
where:
key: in: data.ageCategories
,
transaction
), transaction);
await transaction.commit();
Is there any better way to do it?
I am lost when I need to update Schedule (for example I need to set different age categories). How am I supposted to update n:m association? Lets say I have input data formatted like this:
const data =
capacity: 1,
ageCategories: ["OLD","YOUNG","DEAD"] // 'key' from AgeCategory
;
In this particular example it means I will delete one association, and make two new one.
javascript sql node.js sequelize.js
javascript sql node.js sequelize.js
asked Mar 28 at 19:52
David BubeníkDavid Bubeník
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Hi. The sequelize has a manual explaining the best way to do this. You can see at: sequelize.readthedocs.io/en/v3/api/associations/belongs-to-many
– rpereira15
Mar 28 at 21:41
I know but I don't understand it very well
– David Bubeník
Mar 29 at 9:51
add a comment
|
Hi. The sequelize has a manual explaining the best way to do this. You can see at: sequelize.readthedocs.io/en/v3/api/associations/belongs-to-many
– rpereira15
Mar 28 at 21:41
I know but I don't understand it very well
– David Bubeník
Mar 29 at 9:51
Hi. The sequelize has a manual explaining the best way to do this. You can see at: sequelize.readthedocs.io/en/v3/api/associations/belongs-to-many
– rpereira15
Mar 28 at 21:41
Hi. The sequelize has a manual explaining the best way to do this. You can see at: sequelize.readthedocs.io/en/v3/api/associations/belongs-to-many
– rpereira15
Mar 28 at 21:41
I know but I don't understand it very well
– David Bubeník
Mar 29 at 9:51
I know but I don't understand it very well
– David Bubeník
Mar 29 at 9:51
add a comment
|
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Hi. The sequelize has a manual explaining the best way to do this. You can see at: sequelize.readthedocs.io/en/v3/api/associations/belongs-to-many
– rpereira15
Mar 28 at 21:41
I know but I don't understand it very well
– David Bubeník
Mar 29 at 9:51