module Tenacity::OrmExt::Ripple
Tenacity
relationships on Ripple
objects require no special properties defined on the object. Tenacity
will define the properties that it needs to support the relationships. Take the following class for example:
class Car include Ripple::Document include Tenacity t_has_many :wheels t_has_one :dashboard t_belongs_to :driver end
t_belongs_to¶ ↑
The t_belongs_to
association will define a property named after the association. The example above will create a property named :driver_id
The t_belongs_to
relationship will also create a bucket in Riak that acts as an index to find objects by their foreign key. The bucket will be named after the Ripple
class and the name of the property used to store the foreign key. In the above example, the bucket will be named tenacity_car_driver_id.
t_has_one¶ ↑
The t_has_one
association will not define any new properties on the object, since the associated object holds the foreign key.
t_has_many¶ ↑
The t_has_many
association will define a property named after the association. The example above will create a property named :wheels_ids