Multi-dimension support for Strict Models #46

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opened 2015-03-11 05:03:09 +00:00 by jamie · 2 comments

jamie commented

2015-03-11 05:03:09 +00:00

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Strict models are only a single dimension. This means that if a field is of type 'array' then it's members will not be subject to strict model rules (ie: no data type conversion).

How I see this working is if the 'type' of a field is 'array' then it can have a new argument called, say, 'fields' that will have a sub-field definition. These definitions can be infinitely deep and internally will trigger the creation of a strict model in place of the array.

So to get this to work, I'll need a way to inject a field definition into strict model which will in turn not call the 'init()' method.

Strict models are only a single dimension. This means that if a field is of type 'array' then it's members will not be subject to strict model rules (ie: no data type conversion). How I see this working is if the 'type' of a field is 'array' then it can have a new argument called, say, 'fields' that will have a sub-field definition. These definitions can be infinitely deep and internally will trigger the creation of a strict model in place of the array. So to get this to work, I'll need a way to inject a field definition into strict model which will in turn not call the 'init()' method.

jamie commented

2015-03-11 22:06:23 +00:00

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Support was added in commit:6296c8f9

jamie commented

2015-03-11 22:06:26 +00:00

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Status changed to closed

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