lucid feat: allow serialize callback in hasOne and hasMany

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This will add the serialize feature of column in the hasOne decorator

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Aug 30 '22 09:08 Sebastien-Ahkrin

@thetutlage I'm mentoring Sébastien on this (the idea is to add support for serialize callback in @hasOne).

Aug 30 '22 09:08 targos

@targos Can we have it for the relationships?

Aug 30 '22 14:08 thetutlage

@thetutlage Do you mean for the other relationships too?

Aug 30 '22 14:08 targos

Yup

Aug 30 '22 14:08 thetutlage

Let's start with one, and try to replicate to the others after :)

Aug 30 '22 14:08 targos

Let's start with one, and try to replicate to the others after :)

I think we will have to release all of them together, so that all relationships have similar and consistent API.

But yes, in the PR, we can do it one at a time

Aug 31 '22 10:08 thetutlage

I know the PR is in draft mode. So feel free to ignore this comment.

I see there is only one test committed to the source code. Is it that you are going to implement the serialize method afterwards?

Aug 31 '22 10:08 thetutlage

I know the PR is in draft mode. So feel free to ignore this comment.

I see there is only one test committed to the source code. Is it that you are going to implement the serialize method afterwards?

i wanted to create the PR first to allow me to test before creating my PR i can close this Pr and re-open it after if wanted ?

Sep 02 '22 09:09 Sebastien-Ahkrin

@Sebastien-Ahkrin

No worries. You can also use this PR to add the actual implementation. I asked to make sure that my understanding is correct :)

Sep 02 '22 09:09 thetutlage

@thetutlage i have a little question so about how to run the test cases in my computer .... After running, the npm run test script, i have this error message:

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Do i have to do something ? i really wanted to run my test in my computer :/

Sep 02 '22 10:09 Sebastien-Ahkrin

I think for the serialization change, you can skip docker altogether and run tests using sqlite only.

So, please run npm run test:sqlite to run tests

Sep 02 '22 11:09 thetutlage

@thetutlage We made an initial implementation on @hasOne? We would like to have you feedback on it before doing the change to the other kinds of relations.

Sep 06 '22 12:09 targos

@thetutlage does it LGTY now?

Nov 07 '22 13:11 targos