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So I have been playing with NodeJS/Express for a little with now and I would really like to try to rewrite a relatively large side project using a full JavaScript stack just to see how it will work. Sails.js seems to be a pretty good choice for a NodeJS backend for a REST API with support for web sockets which is exactly what I am looking for however is one more issue I am looking to resolve and that is transactional SQL within NodeJS. Most data layer/orms I have seen on the NodeJS side of things don't seem to support transactions when dealing with MySQL. The ORM provided with Sails.js

I have a module called 'sails-mongo' and I want to update it to the newest version using the following command: npm update sails-mongo --save I also tried uninstall then install again. I tried sails-mongo@latest and sails-mongo@beta . Problem : The current version ( master ) on GitHub the package.json ( https://github.com/balderdashy/sails-mongo/blob/master/package.json ) file has: "dependencies": { "async": "~0.2.9", "lodash": "~2.4.1", "mongodb": "1.4.2", "waterline-errors": "~0.10.0" }, And in the one being updated "dependencies": { "async": "0.2.10", "underscore": "1.5.2", "underscore

Im using sails v 0.10.5 and latest sails-mysql I have a Restaurant filtering system Venue.find().populate('comments', { deleted: false }).where({ restaurant_services: {contains: '"delivery":1'}, restaurant_services: {contains: '"takeout":1'}, restaurant_specialties: {contains: '"breakfast":1'} }) Now the problem is when I get the data from the client, I do not know how many items the user has selected for restaurat_services, so obviously I have to create a dynamic JSON object for the .where() function The problem is though, I cannot do this var searchObj = {}; searchObj['restaurant_specialties

I'm interested in a one-way-many association. To explain: // Dog.js module.exports = { attributes: { name: { type: 'string' }, favorateFoods: { collection: 'food', dominant: true } } }; and // Food.js module.exports = { attributes: { name: { type: 'string' }, cost: { type: 'integer' } } }; In other words, I want a Dog to be associated w/ many Food entries, but as for Food , I don't care which Dog is associated. If I actually implement the above, believe it or not it works. However, the table for the association is named in a very confusing manner - even more confusing than normal ;) dog

Originally, my Sails/Mongo was storing the ObjectID in the database as follows: "_id" : ObjectId("557077fb836bdee256004232") Not sure what changed or happened, but now new records are being stored as follows: "_id" : { "_bsontype" : "ObjectID", "id" : "UtÓ-Åß\u0010C&5", "generationTime" : 1434552692 } This is only occurring in 2 developer environments out of 6. Things I've checked: Reverted to a stable commit from last week, cleared node_modules, npm cache, etc. Re-installed and no luck. Re-installed Node/npm/MongoDB completely to ensure I'm on the latest stable version of everything... my

I am using sails.js (node js framework). I am trying to JSON.stringify one of the objects, but when I do that it omits one of the fields (rooms array below). Here is what console.log(object) gives me: [ { rooms: [ [Object], [Object] ], state: '53df76c278999310248072c6', name: 'Sydney Center', menuItems: null, createdAt: Mon Aug 04 2014 23:42:08 GMT+0300 (Jerusalem Summer Time), updatedAt: Mon Aug 04 2014 23:42:08 GMT+0300 (Jerusalem Summer Time), id: '53dff0205c89c03428a31cee' }, { rooms: [ [Object], [Object], [Object] ], state: '53df76c278999310248072c6', createdAt: Mon Aug 04 2014 23:43:21