How to include a relation to the result of a remote method in loopback?











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I have a beforeRemote method when updating an attribute. I included a relation in context.args.include but the result returned does not include that relation. Here is an example code



Assessment.beforeRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(context, data, next){
context.args.include = ['images'];

next();
});


What am i doing wrong? "images" attribute is not being included to the result returned.










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    I have a beforeRemote method when updating an attribute. I included a relation in context.args.include but the result returned does not include that relation. Here is an example code



    Assessment.beforeRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(context, data, next){
    context.args.include = ['images'];

    next();
    });


    What am i doing wrong? "images" attribute is not being included to the result returned.










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      I have a beforeRemote method when updating an attribute. I included a relation in context.args.include but the result returned does not include that relation. Here is an example code



      Assessment.beforeRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(context, data, next){
      context.args.include = ['images'];

      next();
      });


      What am i doing wrong? "images" attribute is not being included to the result returned.










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      I have a beforeRemote method when updating an attribute. I included a relation in context.args.include but the result returned does not include that relation. Here is an example code



      Assessment.beforeRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(context, data, next){
      context.args.include = ['images'];

      next();
      });


      What am i doing wrong? "images" attribute is not being included to the result returned.







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          I guess it doesn't work because "updateAttributes" doesn't use loopback filter to retrieve updated values, it's not a usual "find" request.



          I'd use afterRemote instead of beforeRemote and add the code to retrieve datas :



          Assessment.afterRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(ctx, modelInstance, next) {
          if (!ctx.result) return next();

          if (Array.isArray(modelInstance)) {
          Assessment.find({
          where: {id: {inq: modelInstance.map(instance => instance.id)}},
          include: ['images']
          }).then(data => {
          // ctx.result is sent to client
          ctx.result = .concat(data);
          next();
          }).catch(err => {
          // pass error to next
          next(err);
          });
          }else{
          Assessment.findOne({
          where: {id: modelInstance.id)},
          include: ['images']
          }).then(data => {
          // ctx.result is sent to client
          ctx.result = Object.assign({}, data);
          next();
          }).catch(err => {
          // pass error to next
          next(err);
          });
          }
          });


          Details here : loopback 3 remote hooks






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            I guess it doesn't work because "updateAttributes" doesn't use loopback filter to retrieve updated values, it's not a usual "find" request.



            I'd use afterRemote instead of beforeRemote and add the code to retrieve datas :



            Assessment.afterRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(ctx, modelInstance, next) {
            if (!ctx.result) return next();

            if (Array.isArray(modelInstance)) {
            Assessment.find({
            where: {id: {inq: modelInstance.map(instance => instance.id)}},
            include: ['images']
            }).then(data => {
            // ctx.result is sent to client
            ctx.result = .concat(data);
            next();
            }).catch(err => {
            // pass error to next
            next(err);
            });
            }else{
            Assessment.findOne({
            where: {id: modelInstance.id)},
            include: ['images']
            }).then(data => {
            // ctx.result is sent to client
            ctx.result = Object.assign({}, data);
            next();
            }).catch(err => {
            // pass error to next
            next(err);
            });
            }
            });


            Details here : loopback 3 remote hooks






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              I guess it doesn't work because "updateAttributes" doesn't use loopback filter to retrieve updated values, it's not a usual "find" request.



              I'd use afterRemote instead of beforeRemote and add the code to retrieve datas :



              Assessment.afterRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(ctx, modelInstance, next) {
              if (!ctx.result) return next();

              if (Array.isArray(modelInstance)) {
              Assessment.find({
              where: {id: {inq: modelInstance.map(instance => instance.id)}},
              include: ['images']
              }).then(data => {
              // ctx.result is sent to client
              ctx.result = .concat(data);
              next();
              }).catch(err => {
              // pass error to next
              next(err);
              });
              }else{
              Assessment.findOne({
              where: {id: modelInstance.id)},
              include: ['images']
              }).then(data => {
              // ctx.result is sent to client
              ctx.result = Object.assign({}, data);
              next();
              }).catch(err => {
              // pass error to next
              next(err);
              });
              }
              });


              Details here : loopback 3 remote hooks






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                I guess it doesn't work because "updateAttributes" doesn't use loopback filter to retrieve updated values, it's not a usual "find" request.



                I'd use afterRemote instead of beforeRemote and add the code to retrieve datas :



                Assessment.afterRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(ctx, modelInstance, next) {
                if (!ctx.result) return next();

                if (Array.isArray(modelInstance)) {
                Assessment.find({
                where: {id: {inq: modelInstance.map(instance => instance.id)}},
                include: ['images']
                }).then(data => {
                // ctx.result is sent to client
                ctx.result = .concat(data);
                next();
                }).catch(err => {
                // pass error to next
                next(err);
                });
                }else{
                Assessment.findOne({
                where: {id: modelInstance.id)},
                include: ['images']
                }).then(data => {
                // ctx.result is sent to client
                ctx.result = Object.assign({}, data);
                next();
                }).catch(err => {
                // pass error to next
                next(err);
                });
                }
                });


                Details here : loopback 3 remote hooks






                share|improve this answer












                I guess it doesn't work because "updateAttributes" doesn't use loopback filter to retrieve updated values, it's not a usual "find" request.



                I'd use afterRemote instead of beforeRemote and add the code to retrieve datas :



                Assessment.afterRemote('prototype.updateAttributes', function(ctx, modelInstance, next) {
                if (!ctx.result) return next();

                if (Array.isArray(modelInstance)) {
                Assessment.find({
                where: {id: {inq: modelInstance.map(instance => instance.id)}},
                include: ['images']
                }).then(data => {
                // ctx.result is sent to client
                ctx.result = .concat(data);
                next();
                }).catch(err => {
                // pass error to next
                next(err);
                });
                }else{
                Assessment.findOne({
                where: {id: modelInstance.id)},
                include: ['images']
                }).then(data => {
                // ctx.result is sent to client
                ctx.result = Object.assign({}, data);
                next();
                }).catch(err => {
                // pass error to next
                next(err);
                });
                }
                });


                Details here : loopback 3 remote hooks







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