Add feature to allow nested include and filtering relationships/associations

[labibramadhan]

Added feature to allow filtering relationships/associations based on http://docs.sequelizejs.com/en/latest/docs/querying/#relations-associations

[labibramadhan]

oops sorry, forgot to fix associationValidation of get-config-for-method.test.js

[mdibaiee]

@labibramadhan Thanks Muhammad. May you please document the changes in README, too? The code looks fine to me (though there are lots of space changes, I'm not sure if this style persists throughout the whole codebase) but @joeybaker should take a look, too. :+1:

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[labibramadhan]

Hi @mdibaiee, i have added some guide text about this feature in README, please have a check :smiley:

[labibramadhan]

By the way i got different indentation settings with your existing scripts, is it OK? what IDE you guys using?

[mdibaiee]

@labibramadhan we use two spaces for indentation, almost all IDEs and editors support indentation settings. Thanks for looking at the mentioned issues.

[labibramadhan]

anytime @mdibaiee, thank you too @mdibaiee and @joeybaker for this amazing module! i'll give this module a try to my project, but i need to find ACL module to go along, any suggestion?

[joeybaker]

@labibramadhan google tells me that ACL = "access control list", which I take to mean you want find-grain user permissions over REST access?

If so: we're solving this in 2 ways: using the built-in Hapi auth and adding it to our REST routes in defaultConfig, and via scopes.

[labibramadhan]

alright @joeybaker, i will try that method, thank you!