Beau Shaw
Beau Shaw
Thanks for this lib! I have used many immutable dot-path solutions and this one has some really nice features that many others do not. I would like to propose another...
# Bug Report **Ionic version:** [ ] **4.x** [x] **5.x** **Current behavior:** I am trying to create an `IonLoading` component that displays while an array of files is being uploaded....
## Feature request #### What problem does this feature solve? This feature solves the problem of the developer having to deploy and host the `index.html` file ourselves. As a developer,...
This snippet is a basic example using `AsyncLocalStorage` to create a `session` object that is available to any "nested" services. This could be useful in passing things like user, authentication,...
### Steps to reproduce Create an additional JWT strategy by extending the `JWTStrategy`. Register the new strategy (alongside the default jwt strat) and try to use the new strategy. In...
### Expected behavior When listening to a socket event, I expect the returned `data` to have been run through all client side `after` hooks. ### Actual behavior The `data` is...
The `_find` method uses Sequelize's `attributes` option to select properties. https://github.com/feathersjs-ecosystem/feathers-sequelize/blob/db4b5ff9b89df9b163f9cd5d8c32de8c915ff71c/lib/index.js#L135 But it does not use the `select` function from adapters-commons on its results. All other methods do use this...
I noticed this while making this comment: https://github.com/feathersjs/feathers/pull/2472#issuecomment-1008349932 I believe we are potentially wasting some calls to `_getOrFind` if the user is using `$returning: false`. Note here: https://github.com/feathersjs-ecosystem/feathers-sequelize/blob/db4b5ff9b89df9b163f9cd5d8c32de8c915ff71c/lib/index.js#L222 that we...
@fratzinger Made an excellent PR recently that ensures the user's `$and` query is not overwritten. See https://github.com/feathersjs-ecosystem/feathers-sequelize/commit/8de01449511b1bc1a301d077b72e4af67b0f95d1 We should similarly update the `_patch` and `_remove` methods to do so. Note...
I noticed that that README says you can do soemthing like this: ``` //posts/1 posts(1).get() ``` This leads me to believe that the method will issue a request to `/posts/1`,...