Class: Collection

// import {Collection, Record} from 'js-data'
const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7')
const {Collection, Record} = JSData
console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full)

const user1 = new Record({ id: 1 })
const user2 = new Record({ id: 2 })
const UserCollection = new Collection([user1, user2])
console.log(UserCollection.get(1) === user1)

Extends

Members

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_listeners

Event listeners attached to this Component. Do not modify. Use Component#on and Component#off instead.

Details

Type	Since	Source
Object	3.0.0	Component.js, line 52

Inherited From:

• Component#_listeners

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commitOnMerge

Whether to call Record#commit on records that are added to the collection and already exist in the collection.

Details

Type	Default value	Source
Boolean	true	Collection.js, line 9

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debug

Whether to enable debug-level logs for this component. Anything that extends Component inherits this option and the corresponding logging functionality.

Details

Type	Since	Default value	Source
Boolean	3.0.0	false	Component.js, line 28

Inherited From:

• Component#debug

Example

Try it out

// Normally you would do: import {Component} from 'js-data'
const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7')
const {Component} = JSData
console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full)

const component = new Component()
component.log('debug', 'some message') // nothing gets logged
// Display debug logs:
component.debug = true
component.log('debug', 'other message') // this DOES get logged

// Normally you would do: import {Component} from 'js-data' const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7') const {Component} = JSData console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full) const component = new Component() component.log('debug', 'some message') // nothing gets logged // Display debug logs: component.debug = true component.log('debug', 'other message') // this DOES get logged

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idAttribute

Field to be used as the unique identifier for records in this collection. Defaults to "id" unless Collection#mapper is set, in which case this will default to Mapper#idAttribute.

Details

Type	Default value	Source
String	"id"	Collection.js, line 19

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index

The main index, which uses @{link Collection#recordId} as the key.

Details

Type	Source
Index	Collection.js, line 143

---

indexes

Object that holds the secondary indexes of this collection.

Details

Type	Source
Object.<string, Index>	Collection.js, line 157

---

mapper

Default Mapper for this collection. Optional. If a Mapper is provided, then the collection will use the Mapper#idAttribute setting, and will wrap records in Mapper#recordClass.

Details

Type	Since	Default value	Source
Mapper	3.0.0	null	Collection.js, line 98

Example

Try it out

// Normally you would do: import {Collection, Mapper} from 'js-data'
const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7')
const {Collection, Mapper} = JSData
console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full)

class MyMapperClass extends Mapper {
  foo () { return 'bar' }
}
const myMapper = new MyMapperClass({ name: 'myMapper' })
const collection = new Collection(null, { mapper: myMapper })

// Normally you would do: import {Collection, Mapper} from 'js-data' const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7') const {Collection, Mapper} = JSData console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full) class MyMapperClass extends Mapper { foo () { return 'bar' } } const myMapper = new MyMapperClass({ name: 'myMapper' }) const collection = new Collection(null, { mapper: myMapper })

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onConflict

What to do when inserting a record into this Collection that shares a primary key with a record already in this Collection.

Possible values: merge replace

Merge:

Recursively shallow copy properties from the new record onto the existing record.

Replace:

Shallow copy top-level properties from the new record onto the existing record. Any top-level own properties of the existing record that are not on the new record will be removed.

Details

Type	Default value	Source
String	"merge"	Collection.js, line 30

Methods

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<static> extend(props, classProps)

Create a subclass of this Collection:

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Default	Description
props	Object	<optional>	{}	Properties to add to the prototype of the subclass. Properties Name Type Argument Description constructor Object <optional> Provide a custom constructor function to be used as the subclass itself.
classProps	Object	<optional>	{}	Static properties to add to the subclass.

Return value:

Type	Description
Constructor	Subclass of this Collection class.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 858

Example

Try it out

// Normally you would do: import {Collection} from 'js-data'
const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7')
const {Collection} = JSData
console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full)

// Extend the class using ES2015 class syntax.
class CustomCollectionClass extends Collection {
  foo () { return 'bar' }
  static beep () { return 'boop' }
}
const customCollection = new CustomCollectionClass()
console.log(customCollection.foo())
console.log(CustomCollectionClass.beep())

// Extend the class using alternate method.
const OtherCollectionClass = Collection.extend({
  foo () { return 'bar' }
}, {
  beep () { return 'boop' }
})
const otherCollection = new OtherCollectionClass()
console.log(otherCollection.foo())
console.log(OtherCollectionClass.beep())

// Extend the class, providing a custom constructor.
function AnotherCollectionClass () {
  Collection.call(this)
  this.created_at = new Date().getTime()
}
Collection.extend({
  constructor: AnotherCollectionClass,
  foo () { return 'bar' }
}, {
  beep () { return 'boop' }
})
const anotherCollection = new AnotherCollectionClass()
console.log(anotherCollection.created_at)
console.log(anotherCollection.foo())
console.log(AnotherCollectionClass.beep())

// Normally you would do: import {Collection} from 'js-data' const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7') const {Collection} = JSData console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full) // Extend the class using ES2015 class syntax. class CustomCollectionClass extends Collection { foo () { return 'bar' } static beep () { return 'boop' } } const customCollection = new CustomCollectionClass() console.log(customCollection.foo()) console.log(CustomCollectionClass.beep()) // Extend the class using alternate method. const OtherCollectionClass = Collection.extend({ foo () { return 'bar' } }, { beep () { return 'boop' } }) const otherCollection = new OtherCollectionClass() console.log(otherCollection.foo()) console.log(OtherCollectionClass.beep()) // Extend the class, providing a custom constructor. function AnotherCollectionClass () { Collection.call(this) this.created_at = new Date().getTime() } Collection.extend({ constructor: AnotherCollectionClass, foo () { return 'bar' } }, { beep () { return 'boop' } }) const anotherCollection = new AnotherCollectionClass() console.log(anotherCollection.created_at) console.log(anotherCollection.foo()) console.log(AnotherCollectionClass.beep())

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add(data, opts)

Insert the provided record or records.

If a record is already in the collection then the provided record will either merge with or replace the existing record based on the value of the onConflict option.

The collection's secondary indexes will be updated as each record is visited.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
data	Object | Array.<Object> | Record | Array.<Record>		The record or records to insert.
opts	Object	<optional>	Configuration options. Properties Name Type Argument Default Description commitOnMerge Boolean <optional> true See Collection#commitOnMerge. onConflict String <optional> See Collection#onConflict.

Return value:

Type	Description
Object | Array.<Object> | Record | Array.<Record>	The added record or records.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 189

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afterRemove(id, opts, record)

Lifecycle hook called by Collection#remove. If this method returns a value then Collection#remove will return that same value.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
id	String | Number	The id argument passed to Collection#remove.
opts	Object	The opts argument passed to Collection#remove.
record	Object	The result that will be returned by Collection#remove.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 299

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afterRemoveAll(query, opts, records)

Lifecycle hook called by Collection#removeAll. If this method returns a value then Collection#removeAll will return that same value.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
query	Object	The query argument passed to Collection#removeAll.
opts	Object	The opts argument passed to Collection#removeAll.
records	Object	The result that will be returned by Collection#removeAll.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 311

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beforeAdd(records, opts)

Lifecycle hook called by Collection#add. If this method returns a value then the records argument in Collection#add will be re-assigned to the returned value.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
records	Object | Array.<Object> | Record | Array.<Record>	The records argument passed to Collection#add.
opts	Object	The opts argument passed to Collection#add.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 324

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beforeRemove(id, opts)

Lifecycle hook called by Collection#remove.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
id	String | Number	The id argument passed to Collection#remove.
opts	Object	The opts argument passed to Collection#remove.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 336

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beforeRemoveAll(query, opts)

Lifecycle hook called by Collection#removeAll.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
query	Object	The query argument passed to Collection#removeAll.
opts	Object	The opts argument passed to Collection#removeAll.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 346

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between(leftKeys, rightKeys, opts)

Find all records between two boundaries.

Shortcut for collection.query().between(18, 30, { index: 'age' }).run()

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
leftKeys	Array		Keys defining the left boundary.
rightKeys	Array		Keys defining the right boundary.
opts	Object	<optional>	Configuration options. Properties Name Type Argument Default Description index String <optional> Name of the secondary index to use in the query. If no index is specified, the main index is used. leftInclusive Boolean <optional> true Whether to include records on the left boundary. rightInclusive Boolean <optional> false Whether to include records on the left boundary. limit Boolean <optional> Limit the result to a certain number. offset Boolean <optional> The number of resulting records to skip.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array.<Object> | Array.<Record>	The result.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 356

Examples

// Get all users ages 18 to 30
const users = collection.between(18, 30, { index: 'age' })

// Get all users ages 18 to 30 const users = collection.between(18, 30, { index: 'age' })

// Same as above
const users = collection.between([18], [30], { index: 'age' })

// Same as above const users = collection.between([18], [30], { index: 'age' })

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createIndex(name, fieldList)

Create a new secondary index on the contents of the collection.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
name	String		The name of the new secondary index.
fieldList	Array.<String>	<optional>	Array of field names to use as the key or compound key of the new secondary index. If no fieldList is provided, then the name will also be the field that is used to index the collection.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 388

Examples

// Index users by age
collection.createIndex('age')

// Index users by age collection.createIndex('age')

// Index users by status and role
collection.createIndex('statusAndRole', ['status', 'role'])

// Index users by status and role collection.createIndex('statusAndRole', ['status', 'role'])

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dbg(args)

Log the provided values at the "debug" level. Debug-level logs are only logged if Component#debug is true.

.dbg(...) is shorthand for .log('debug', ...).

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
args	*	<optional> <repeatable>	Values to log.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Component.js, line 123

Inherited From:

• Component#dbg

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emit(event, args)

Trigger an event on this Component.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
event	String		Name of event to emit.
args	*	<optional> <repeatable>	Arguments to pass to any listeners.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Component.js, line 201

Inherited From:

• Component#emit

Example

Try it out

// import {Collection, DataStore} from 'js-data'
const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7')
const {Collection, DataStore} = JSData

const collection = new Collection()
collection.on('foo', (msg) => {
  console.log(msg)
})
collection.emit('foo', 'bar')

const store = new DataStore()
store.on('beep', (msg) => {
  console.log(msg)
})
store.emit('beep', 'boop')

// import {Collection, DataStore} from 'js-data' const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7') const {Collection, DataStore} = JSData const collection = new Collection() collection.on('foo', (msg) => { console.log(msg) }) collection.emit('foo', 'bar') const store = new DataStore() store.on('beep', (msg) => { console.log(msg) }) store.emit('beep', 'boop')

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filter(queryOrFn, thisArg)

Find the record or records that match the provided query or pass the provided filter function.

Shortcut for collection.query().filter(queryOrFn[, thisArg]).run()

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Default	Description
queryOrFn	Object | Function	<optional>	{}	Selection query or filter function.
thisArg	Object	<optional>		Context to which to bind queryOrFn if queryOrFn is a function.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array	The result.

Details

Since	Source	See
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 416	query

Example

Try it out

// Normally you would do: import {Collection} from 'js-data'
const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7')
const {Collection} = JSData
console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full)

const collection = new Collection([
  { id: 1, status: 'draft', created_at_timestamp: new Date().getTime() }
])

// Get the draft posts created less than three months ago
let posts = collection.filter({
  where: {
    status: {
      '==': 'draft'
    },
    created_at_timestamp: {
      '>=': (new Date().getTime() - (1000 \* 60 \* 60 \* 24 \* 30 \* 3)) // 3 months ago
    }
  }
})
console.log(posts)

// Use a custom filter function
posts = collection.filter(function (post) {
  return post.id % 2 === 0
})

// Normally you would do: import {Collection} from 'js-data' const JSData = require('js-data@3.0.0-beta.7') const {Collection} = JSData console.log('Using JSData v' + JSData.version.full) const collection = new Collection([ { id: 1, status: 'draft', created_at_timestamp: new Date().getTime() } ]) // Get the draft posts created less than three months ago let posts = collection.filter({ where: { status: { '==': 'draft' }, created_at_timestamp: { '>=': (new Date().getTime() - (1000 \* 60 \* 60 \* 24 \* 30 \* 3)) // 3 months ago } } }) console.log(posts) // Use a custom filter function posts = collection.filter(function (post) { return post.id % 2 === 0 })

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forEach(forEachFn, thisArg)

Iterate over all records.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
forEachFn	Function		Iteration function.
thisArg	*	<optional>	Context to which to bind forEachFn.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array	The result.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 463

Example

collection.forEach(function (record) {
  // do something
})

collection.forEach(function (record) { // do something })

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get(id)

Get the record with the given id.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
id	String | Number	The primary key of the record to get.

Return value:

Type	Description
Object | Record	The record with the given id.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 481

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getAll(keyList, opts)

Find the record or records that match the provided keyLists.

Shortcut for collection.query().getAll(keyList1, keyList2, ...).run()

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
keyList	Array	<optional> <repeatable>	Provide one or more keyLists, and all records matching each keyList will be retrieved. If no keyLists are provided, all records will be returned.
opts	Object	<optional>	Configuration options. Properties Name Type Argument Description index String <optional> Name of the secondary index to use in the query. If no index is specified, the main index is used.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array	The result.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 494

Examples

// Get the posts where "status" is "draft" or "inReview"
const posts = collection.getAll('draft', 'inReview', { index: 'status' })

// Get the posts where "status" is "draft" or "inReview" const posts = collection.getAll('draft', 'inReview', { index: 'status' })

// Same as above
const posts = collection.getAll(['draft'], ['inReview'], { index: 'status' })

// Same as above const posts = collection.getAll(['draft'], ['inReview'], { index: 'status' })

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getIndex(name)

Return the index with the given name. If no name is provided, return the main index. Throws an error if the specified index does not exist.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
name	String	<optional>	The name of the index to retrieve.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 521

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limit(num)

Limit the result.

Shortcut for collection.query().limit(maximumNumber).run()

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
num	Number	The maximum number of records to keep in the result.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array	The result.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 537

Example

const posts = collection.limit(10)

const posts = collection.limit(10)

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log(level, args)

Log the provided values. By default sends values to console[level]. Debug-level logs are only logged if Component#debug is true.

Will attempt to use appropriate console methods if they are available.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
level	String		Log level.
args	*	<optional> <repeatable>	Values to log.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Component.js, line 133

Inherited From:

• Component#log

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map(mapFn, thisArg)

Apply a mapping function to all records.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
mapFn	Function		Mapping function.
thisArg	*	<optional>	Context to which to bind mapFn.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array	The result of the mapping.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 554

Example

const names = collection.map(function (user) {
  return user.name
})

const names = collection.map(function (user) { return user.name })

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mapCall(funcName)

Return the result of calling the specified function on each record in this collection's main index.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
funcName	String	Name of function to call

Return value:

Type	Description
Array	The result.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 576

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method(result, opts)

Lifecycle hook called by Collection#add. If this method returns a value then Collection#add will return that same value.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
result	Object | Array.<Object> | Record | Array.<Record>	The record or records that were added to this Collection by Collection#add.
opts	Object	The opts argument passed to Collection#add.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 287

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off(event, listener)

Remove an event listener from this Component. If no listener is provided, then all listeners for the specified event will be removed. If no event is specified then all listeners for all events will be removed.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
event	String	<optional>	Name of event to unsubsribe to.
listener	Function	<optional>	Listener to remove.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Component.js, line 179

Inherited From:

• Component#off

Examples

// Remove a particular listener for a particular event
collection.off('add', handler)

// Remove a particular listener for a particular event collection.off('add', handler)

// Remove all listeners for a particular event
record.off('change')

// Remove all listeners for a particular event record.off('change')

// Remove all listeners to all events
store.off()

// Remove all listeners to all events store.off()

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on(event, listener, ctx)

Register a new event listener on this Component.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
event	String		Name of event to subsribe to.
listener	Function		Listener function to handle the event.
ctx	*	<optional>	Optional content in which to invoke the listener.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Component.js, line 146

Inherited From:

• Component#on

Examples

// Listen for all "afterCreate" events in a DataStore
store.on('afterCreate', (mapperName, props, opts, result) => {
  console.log(mapperName) // "post"
  console.log(props.id) // undefined
  console.log(result.id) // 1234
})
store.create('post', { title: 'Modeling your data' }).then((post) => {
  console.log(post.id) // 1234
})

// Listen for all "afterCreate" events in a DataStore store.on('afterCreate', (mapperName, props, opts, result) => { console.log(mapperName) // "post" console.log(props.id) // undefined console.log(result.id) // 1234 }) store.create('post', { title: 'Modeling your data' }).then((post) => { console.log(post.id) // 1234 })

// Listen for the "add" event on a collection
collection.on('add', (records) => {
  console.log(records) // [...]
})

// Listen for the "add" event on a collection collection.on('add', (records) => { console.log(records) // [...] })

// Listen for "change" events on a record
post.on('change', (record, changes) => {
  console.log(changes) // { changed: { title: 'Modeling your data' } }
})
post.title = 'Modeling your data'

// Listen for "change" events on a record post.on('change', (record, changes) => { console.log(changes) // { changed: { title: 'Modeling your data' } } }) post.title = 'Modeling your data'

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query()

Create a new query to be executed against the contents of the collection. The result will be all or a subset of the contents of the collection.

Return value:

Type	Description
Query	New query object.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 612

Example

// Grab page 2 of users between ages 18 and 30
collection.query()
  .between(18, 30, { index: 'age' }) // between ages 18 and 30
  .skip(10) // second page
  .limit(10) // page size
  .run()

// Grab page 2 of users between ages 18 and 30 collection.query() .between(18, 30, { index: 'age' }) // between ages 18 and 30 .skip(10) // second page .limit(10) // page size .run()

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recordId(record)

Return the primary key of the given, or if no record is provided, return the name of the field that holds the primary key of records in this Collection.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
record	Object | Record	<optional>	The record whose primary key is to be returned.

Return value:

Type	Description
String | Number	Primary key or name of field that holds primary key.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 594

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reduce(cb, initialValue)

Reduce the data in the collection to a single value and return the result.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
cb	Function	Reduction callback.
initialValue	*	Initial value of the reduction.

Return value:

Type	Description
*	The result.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 633

Example

const totalVotes = collection.reduce(function (prev, record) {
  return prev + record.upVotes + record.downVotes
}, 0)

const totalVotes = collection.reduce(function (prev, record) { return prev + record.upVotes + record.downVotes }, 0)

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remove(id, opts)

Remove the record with the given id from this Collection.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
id	String | Number		The primary key of the record to be removed.
opts	Object	<optional>	Configuration options.

Return value:

Type	Description
Object | Record	The removed record, if any.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 652

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removeAll(query, opts)

Remove the record selected by "query" from this collection.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Default	Description
query	Object	<optional>	{}	Selection query. See query. Properties Name Type Argument Description where Object <optional> See query.where. offset Number <optional> See query.offset. limit Number <optional> See query.limit. orderBy String | Array.<Array> <optional> See query.orderBy.
opts	Object	<optional>		Configuration options.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array.<Object> | Array.<Record>	The removed records, if any.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 683

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skip(num)

Skip a number of results.

Shortcut for collection.query().skip(numberToSkip).run()

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
num	Number	The number of records to skip.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array	The result.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 714

Example

const posts = collection.skip(10)

const posts = collection.skip(10)

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toJSON(opts)

Return the plain JSON representation of all items in this collection. Assumes records in this collection have a toJSON method.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
opts	Object	<optional>	Configuration options. Properties Name Type Argument Description with Array.<String> <optional> Array of relation names or relation fields to include in the representation.

Return value:

Type	Description
Array	The records.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 731

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updateIndex(record, opts)

Update a record's position in a single index of this collection. See Collection#updateIndexes to update a record's position in all indexes at once.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
record	Object		The record to update.
opts	Object	<optional>	Configuration options. Properties Name Type Argument Description index String <optional> The index in which to update the record's position. If you don't specify an index then the record will be updated in the main index.

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 746

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updateIndexes(record)

Updates all indexes in this collection for the provided record. Has no effect if the record is not in the collection.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
record	Object	TODO

Details

Since	Source
3.0.0	Collection.js, line 764

Type Definitions

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addListener(The)

Callback signature for the Collection#event:add event.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
The	Record | Array.<Record>	Record or Records that were added.

Details

Type	Since	Source	See
Function	3.0.0	Collection.js, line 814	Collection#event:add Collection#add

Example

function onAdd (recordOrRecords) {
  // do something
}
collection.on('add', onAdd)

function onAdd (recordOrRecords) { // do something } collection.on('add', onAdd)

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changeListener(The, The)

Callback signature for the Collection#event:change event.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
The	Record	Record that changed.
The	Object	changes.

Details

Type	Since	Source	See
Function	3.0.0	Collection.js, line 788	Collection#event:change

Example

function onChange (record, changes) {
  // do something
}
collection.on('change', onChange)

function onChange (record, changes) { // do something } collection.on('change', onChange)

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removeListener(Record)

Callback signature for the Collection#event:remove event.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Description
Record	Record | Array.<Record>	or Records that were removed.

Details

Type	Since	Source	See
Function	3.0.0	Collection.js, line 841	Collection#event:remove Collection#remove Collection#removeAll

Example

function onRemove (recordsOrRecords) {
  // do something
}
collection.on('remove', onRemove)

function onRemove (recordsOrRecords) { // do something } collection.on('remove', onRemove)

Events

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add

Fired when one or more records are added to the Collection. See Collection~addListener on how to listen for this event.

Details

Source	See
Collection.js, line 804	Collection~addListener Collection#event:add Collection#add

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change

Fired when a record changes. Only works for records that have tracked changes. See Collection~changeListener on how to listen for this event.

Details

Source	See
Collection.js, line 780	Collection~changeListener

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remove

Fired when one or more records are removed from the Collection. See Collection~removeListener for how to listen for this event.

Details

Source	See
Collection.js, line 830	Collection~removeListener Collection#event:remove Collection#remove Collection#removeAll