I've added support for ember.js model queries out of the box.#5
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In thinking this through, I think it should check the model and only use query string variables with the same name as those on the model. That way other information can be passed through Ember.Model.find without it being included as a mongoose filter parameter? If you agree, I'll add to my pull-request. |
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I've been writing an ember.js application, and wanted to use queries to filter documents on username. I have a collection that stores the same type of document, but I wanted it filtered by the records owner (i.e. username attribute).
I couldn't find support for this in mongo-rest out of the box, so I've added support for it. The following in ember.js:
Produces the following:
The code I've added will support these ember.js find queries, out of the box.