@victorenator/backbone-deep-model
v0.11.6
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Improved support for models with nested attributes.
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NOTE: I no longer have time to maintain this module. Please see the forks list for actively maintained projects, such as https://github.com/kahwee/backbone-deep-model
backbone-deep-model
Improved support for models with nested attributes.
Allows you to get and set nested attributes with path syntax, e.g. user.type
.
Triggers change events for changes on nested attributes.
Dependencies
Backbone >= 0.9.10
Installation
- Include Backbone and it's dependencies in your page/app.
- Include
distribution/deep-model.min.js
Usage
Then just have your models extend from Backbone.DeepModel instead of Backbone.Model.
Example code:
import {DeepModel} from 'backbone-deep-model';
// Create models with nested attributes
const model = new DeepModel({
id: 123,
user: {
type: 'Spy',
name: {
first: 'Sterling',
last: 'Archer'
}
},
otherSpies: [
{ name: 'Lana' },
{ name: 'Cyrril' }
]
});
// You can bind to change events on nested attributes
model.bind('change:user.name.first', (model, val) => {
console.log(val);
});
// Wildcards are supported
model.bind('change:user.*', function() {});
// Use set with a path name for nested attributes
// NOTE you must you quotation marks around the key name when using a path
model.set({
'user.name.first': 'Lana',
'user.name.last': 'Kang'
});
// Use get() with path names so you can create getters later
console.log(model.get('user.type')); // 'Spy'
// You can use index notation to fetch from arrays
console.log(model.get('otherSpies.0.name')) //'Lana'
Author
- Charles Davison - powmedia