neode

neode copied to clipboard

No transactions?

1

I noticed that there doesn't seem to be any support for writing with transactions. Is that correct? @adam-cowley

drewcapener

hydrating a collection

3

when i hydrate result of` collect(artist)` the output is > "Error: No model definition found or labels undefined" after enforcing a definition or a model which is "`Artist`" and trying...

54ba

Is there a way to induce Joi to generate an error if fields beyond those specifically described in the model are included as part of the input?

drewcapener

I'm trying out some of the sample code inside a docker container (not sure if this is related to the issue, neo4j is also running in a docker container BTW)...

matosjoaops

I have the model Event: ``` instance = require('neode') .fromEnv() .with({ Event: event, User: user }); const event = { type: 'string', category: 'string', trackerId: 'string', eventId: 'number', data: 'string',...

liuyiqi1999

Validation Documentation Is Vague

2

Hi, I just wanted to drop in here and see if I could get some cooperation to update the documentation a bit. I understand the validation is done using Joi,...

drewcapener

Error in type definition

1

https://github.com/adam-cowley/neode/blob/8bc691a76f6661e2b8d4bad0dc9e6a0989a43ac9/types/index.d.ts#L84 should actually be `create(model: string, properties: object): Promise;`

codebear-linee

Does Neode.create<T>(...) async?

8

when using this method it is not working as defined in TS. But when I use async-await everything is fine and the return value from `Neode.create(...)` is present. To work...

kingpeti

Error when indexed is set to true: Not sure how to validate indexed on name

6

I'm setting my schema as typed in the Schema Object type definition: ```typescript const UserSchema = { name: { type: 'string', indexed: true, required: true }, email: { type: 'string',...

brvnonascimento

Model support for array type

1

Currently I guess is not possible to use an array as a type for a model property, right? Would be nice to have something like that: ``` instance.model('Person', { person_id:...

jdarosaj