I'm pulling model data inside my IndexRoute by using:
http://pastebin.com/pf1mBgTU
And I have a component that's being passed the notifications.
I need to be able to reverse the order of those notifications though.
The problem is that since I'm pulling multiple models into the IndexRoute - I can't use sortProperties inside of the IndexController.
Anyone know how to sort these either before they get sent to the component, or from inside the component itself?
Thanks!
You should be able to use the controller's Sortable mixin to do this for you...
App.IndexController= Ember.ArrayController.extend({
sortFunction(x,y) {
// here check for model type and make comparison between x and y
}
});
Set your sort property to something that will have your type information, like a meta section. If you don't have such an identifier, you may need to instead implement orderBy.
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I'm currently facing a problem with Meteor and React, where i know some partly solutions but they don't work and imo none of them is pointing in the true direction.
The situation:
All is about an fitness app: I have a structure that represents exercises for customers, while each exercise can have a defined number of sets (a set is how often a exercise should be done). Each set has some properties (all the user can manipulate within the font-end).
Now i have the following component structure with some map-functions (state properties are in {}):
Training {customers,exercises,datetime,otherinfos}
- Overview {customers,exercises}
exercises.map():
- Exercise {exercise,customers}
customers.map():
- Customer {exercise,customer}
exercise.sets.map()
Set {exercise, customer, set, valuesofset}
From a UI-perspective (react) this all works without problems.
Now the idea is to have a button "Save" within the Training component. When the button is pressed, I want to save the state of all Set-Components in a "sets" collection (if it has other values than the default placeholder ones) and at the same time save the Training-Component in a "trainings" collection. But the training should also include information about what Sets are integrated (so at least the Set._id should be in the Training-Component state at time of Saving.
Here now my ideas so far:
Create refs from Training all the way down to all Sets and then, when pressing "Save" iterate over all refs and call a "Mongo.insert" from all Sets. Here i have the problem that i cannot return the inserted _id. Of course i could call a different function in each Component from Set all the way back to Training, but imo this is an overflow.
Try to manage the state of all sets within the Training state by calling a nested function. As i have onChangeHandler on the Inputs, this would always call a method in Training and check which one of the Sets was changed and then changes it. I have tried it this way, but it led to a very bad performance.
Create a temp-ID for Training, forward it to to the Sets (using the componentWillReceiveProps method) and when in Set, insert the Set in the database with the temp-ID. Then receive all Sets with temp-ID and use it to add the Training in the database. --> imo very complicated and I don't really want to do a database call if it is not necessary.
So currently i don't know how to solve this problem. The reason i try to separate "sets" and "trainings" is given through the fact, that later on i would like to give information about the last Set right next to the new empty Set whenever one is on the database. Any tips are welcome!
EDIT:
As suggested, there is also the possibility to solve the problem with Session. So therefor i have added the following code to Set:
componentDidMount() {
Tracker.autorun(() => {
Session.set(`set_${this.state.id}`, {
...this.state
});
});
}
My idea was then to iterate over all Session-Keys from Training which start with "set_" - unfortunately there is no function to that holds all Keys.
Second idea was to to use an array as value for a Session-pair. However, it's quite a procedure to handle the update of the reactive Set component (copy array from session, check whether an element is available or not, create a new one or update the existing one).
EDIT2:
I think i got a solution with Session:
Object.getOwnPropertyNames(Session.keys)
did the trick to get all SessionKeys! Thank you for your help!
If you do not want to use Redux or pass parent bound callbacks in the child component, you can try Session to store data at app level which can be accessed(set/get) in any component
https://docs.meteor.com/api/session.html
In your case, you may set values of "Set" in Session and access it in Training. You may also need https://guide.meteor.com/react.html#using-withTracker. Using withTracker will help in doing reactive update of the database on change of any Session variable.
Updated: 11:36PST 07 Dec 2017
All I'm trying to do is create an array containing a list of current ID's in the model to use in a child component, but somehow seem to be missing something obvious. If it is relevant, I am using Ember 2.17.0 with Ember Data 2.17.0 as well.
The route returns an array of models very similar to a findAll, but modified to work with a REST endpoint I do not have any control over. I need an array of the id's from the model to use in a component embedded in the route. Based on feedback, I have attempted to implement this in both the route and the controller.
In the controller, I'm trying it this way.
searchIdArrayC: computed('model', () => {
return this.get('model').map((record) => record.get('reachId'));
})
..and in the route I'm trying it this way.
searchIdArrayR: computed('model', () => {
return this.modelFor('reaches').map((record) => record.get('reachId'));
});
When I look at it in the Chrome Ember Inspector, for both the route and controller it is telling me Error while computing: searchIdArrayR or Error while computing: searchIdArrayC.
Just to try and do some testing, I sent both the route and the controller to the console. With both the route and controller, the aforementioned methods are working, so I am really confused.
Thank you in advance for any help or guidance you may be able to offer.
In route file, model is a function, but you are treating it like model property which is available in the corresponding controller.
If you can move searchIdArray computed property to corresponding controller then that should work.
I have a template called 'orientation' that contains arguments for a series of sliders whose values depend on an input from a different template called 'selector'.
When I change the input value on the selector template I would like orientation template to rerender with the new values for my sliders which are calculated using the new input value.
What would be the best way to do this, should I completely rerender the template or is there a more efficient way?
You can use a Session variable. You need to use
Session.set('variablename', value)
to set the variable in your selector template, and
Session.get('variablename')
to retrieve its value it in the template that needs it for stuff. Meteor reactivity should do the rest ;-)
Mathieu's session suggestion works great - Michel also mentioned reactive variables. You can use the ReactiveVar package, to achieve much the same result as using Session, as long as you define, export and import the variable accordingly (assuming you're using Meteor 1.3 or later).
e.g. in Template A:
//... set something to the Reactive Var in an event handler, e.g.
import { ReactiveVar } from 'meteor/reactive-var';
export let selector = new ReactiveVar();
Template.templateA.events({
'click .something':(event)=>{
selector.set('somethingImportant');
}
})
And in Template B:
// ... making sure you import the reactive var
import { selector } from '/path/to/templateA';
Template.templateB.helpers({
getSelector:()=>{
return selector.get()
}
});
More on ReactiveVar can be read over on Meteor's docs. One key thing from the docs to note is that:
ReactiveVars can hold any value, while Session variables are limited
to JSON or EJSON.
Which might be worth bearing in mind depending on how you're handling the data driving the reactivity of the sliders.
You would need to implement overservables which you can use to behave in reactive mode when the value changes.
i am trying add internationalization-abilities to my website.
I have written my own I18n.js which uses translation-objects out of the DS.store instead of its own (so there is a translation model and Ember preloads it on Application-start).
To get my translations into the Templates i have written this handlebars-helper
Ember.Handlebars.registerHelper('i18n', function(key) {
return Application.I18n.t(key);
});
so i could easily use it like:
{{i18n example_key}}
So far, everything works just perfect.
But the translations visible on screen are not bind to its translation-models.
If i change a translation in the administration-page which is places there too, i have to reload the page.
is it possible to add bindings between the helper and the translation model the helper have to display?
Thanks
Use registerBoundHelper instead of registerHelper. I don't even think registerHelper is part of the public API.
What does Application.I18n look like exactly? In order to make the {{i18n}} helper refresh its content when something changes, it needs to observe something that is observable.
Ember.Handlebars.helper is useful if you pass an object with observable properties (see http://emberjs.com/guides/templates/writing-helpers/#toc_dependencies). But if you only pass a key as a string, you'll have to set up the binding yourself in some way.
I need some ideas on how to create a search filter in EmberJS where the search results can persist across views. Lets say I have a list of contacts and I filtered the list. Assume this route is called Contacts/Index
Now I have a second route called Contacts/Details. The user will be directed to this route once they select a result from the contact list. Now when they click 'Back To Contacts', I want the previous filter to be still applied instead of showing all the Contacts.
I didn't write any code yet, so I can't provide a JSFiddle. All I can think of now is probably to create a global variable to keep track of the text that is used to filter and apply that when transitioning back to the Contacts/Index view but I'm not sure if it is the right way to do it.
This is just pseudo-code that doesn't really care what your filter type is, but you could apply a filter property to the ContactsIndexController:
App.ContactsIndexController = Ember.ArrayController.extend({
//...
filter: 'name=bro',
filteredContent: function () {
if(this.get('filter')){
return this.get('content').filter//...;
} else {
return this.get('content');
}
}.property('filter')
//...//
});
Whenever you change the filter, make sure to update the filter property:
this.set('filter', 'foo=bar');
Then in your handlebars template you always loop over filteredContent:
{{#each filteredContent}}
{{/each}}
When you transition back and forth between the Contacts inner routes, it should retain the filter when you return to the index.
You can also see how this pattern could be used to take this one step further and manipulate the filter from literally anywhere in the application. If you aren't in that controller's context, you can still update that property and bindings will appropriately render the computed property next time you visit.
From another controller:
this.set('controllers.contacts-index.filter', 'year=20x6')
From a route:
this.controllerFor('contacts-index').set('filter', 'year=20x6')
From a view within the index controller:
this.set('controller.filter', 'year=20x6')
I'm sure you get the idea.
This is, of course, one of several approaches you could take. I prefer this particular pattern.
Hope that helps and good luck!