I feel like I must be missing something obvious, but how does one access the parent object from within a child object defined by hasMany in the parent?
We have a hierarchical data model.
- App has many Categories
- Category has many Layers
- All of our relationships are embedded.
We are side loading the whole shebang from a big old JSON object like:
var json_data = {
"app_id": 100,
"name": "My Cool App"
"categories": [{
"cat_id": 100,
"name": "First Category",
"layers": [{
"layer_id": 100
"name": "First Layer"
},{
"layer_id": 200
"name": "Second Layer"
}]
},{
"cat_id": 200,
"name": "Second Category",
"layers": [{
"layer_id": 300
"name": "Third Layer"
},{
"layer_id": 400
"name": "Fourth Layer"
}]
}]
}
and the models look (roughly) like:
App.AppConfig = Ember.Model.extend({
app_id: attr(),
appName: attr(),
categories: hasMany('App.Category', {key: 'categories', embedded: true})
});
App.Category = Ember.Model.extend({
cat_id: attr(),
name: attr(),
layers: hasMany('App.Layer', {key: 'layers', embedded: true})
});
App.Layer = Ember.Model.extend({
layer_id: attr(),
name: attr(),
init: function() {
this._super();
this.on('didLoad', this, this.setDefaults);
},
setDefaults: function() {
//This is the line I can't figure out
var my_parent_category = this.get('parent');
}
});
OK, so then we:
var appConf = App.AppConfig.create();
appConf.load(1, json_data);
So given all that, from within a method of a App.Layer instance, how to I do something like
this.get('parent')
to get a handle on the App.Category object to which the layer belongs?