Lokijs giving incorrect find response in Node JS environment
This is an example taken from online:
// This database has already been created for you.
// var db = new loki('sandbox');
// Add a collection to the database
var items = db.addCollection('items');
// Add some documents to the collection
items.insert({ name : 'mjolnir', owner: 'thor', maker: 'dwarves' });
items.insert({ name : 'gungnir', owner: 'odin', maker: 'elves' });
items.insert({ name : 'tyrfing', owner: 'Svafrlami', maker: 'dwarves' });
items.insert({ name : 'draupnir', owner: 'odin', maker: 'elves' });
// Find and update an existing document
var tyrfing = items.findOne({'name': 'tyrfing'});
tyrfing.owner = 'upated';
// These statements send to Text Output
logText('tyrfing value :');
logObject(tyrfing);
logText('tyrfing items');
logObject(items.find({ 'name': 'tyrfing' }));
// This statement sends to Inspector
inspectObject(db);
After inserting couple of dummy data; I am fetching from the same collection and assign that to a templ variable called "tyrfing";
Now, here is the issue; I made a update to the owner property with the new value called "upated". eventhough I didn't made loki save/update to the update;
When I called find on name as "tyrfing" it is giving the response as
odins items
[
{
"name": "tyrfing",
"owner": "upated",
"maker": "dwarves",
"meta": {
"revision": 0,
"created": 1554823595464,
"version": 0
},
"$loki": 3
}
]
Which is incorrect, I am expecting the owner name as "Svafrlami" in the response; as I didn't made any db commit;
Please correct me, if I made anything wrong here;
You can test this code in online here by copy pasting this : http://www.obeliskos.com/LokiSandbox/
@Creator actually the LokiJS way of doing this is to pass the clone
option in the collection constructor: docs
You can also specify which method of cloning you want to use.