i.e.
something.groups.create(name: 'new group')
# roughly the same as
new_group << Group.new(name: 'new group')
something.groups << new_group
new_group.save
Note that Hyperstack currently does not save an item when its pushed onto a collection, unless the collection is a has_many :through relationship, hence the final save above.
Like the AR create method this should return a promise / take a block that is resolved when the save completes.
Roughly code:
def create(args = {})
args = [args] unless args.is_a? Array
items_to_save =
if (through_association = @association&.through_association)
args.collect do |attributes|
through_association.klass.new(
@association.inverse_of => @owner,
@association.source => @association.klass.new(attributes)
)
end
else
args.collect do |attributes|
@association.klass.new(attributes).tap { |item| _internal_push(item) }
end
end
Promise.new.tap do |promise|
Promise.when(items_to_save.collect(&:save)).then do
promise.resolve(items_to_save)
yield *items_to_save if block_given?
end
end
end
i.e.
Note that Hyperstack currently does not save an item when its pushed onto a collection, unless the collection is a
has_many :throughrelationship, hence the final save above.Like the AR create method this should return a promise / take a block that is resolved when the save completes.
Roughly code: