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As far as I'm aware, there's currently no way of obtaining an aggregated column from a bean's own or shared list.
For example, if we have a Product bean which may have many Review beans in its ownReviewList, we sometimes need to get the average score for a given Product bean. When using Models, it would be super-handy to be able to use derived columns, similar to the with() or withCondition() methods. For example, the Product model may contain a method as follows (using psuedo-code for the missing RedBean functionality):
Is this currently possible with RedBean (without computing the value manually using a loop of the ownReviewList), or do we have to use R::getCell() for the time-being? If it's the latter, it would be nice to implement this feature so that we don't need to taint models with calls to R-spaced methods.
Thanks!
Ben.
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As far as I'm aware, there's currently no way of obtaining an aggregated column from a bean's own or shared list.
For example, if we have a
Product
bean which may have manyReview
beans in itsownReviewList
, we sometimes need to get the average score for a givenProduct
bean. When using Models, it would be super-handy to be able to use derived columns, similar to thewith()
orwithCondition()
methods. For example, theProduct
model may contain a method as follows (using psuedo-code for the missing RedBean functionality):Is this currently possible with RedBean (without computing the value manually using a loop of the
ownReviewList
), or do we have to useR::getCell()
for the time-being? If it's the latter, it would be nice to implement this feature so that we don't need to taint models with calls toR
-spaced methods.Thanks!
Ben.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: