I have a data model that includes a response that has a map of answers, and each answer is associated with a question. Response, Answer, and Question are all mapped entities. The Response object might look something like:
response: {
id: 4
date: 2015-4-6
answers: {
doesSmoke: {
id: 349,
value: 'no',
question: {
id: 700,
title: 'Do you smoke?'
}
},
favoriteSport: {
id: 32,
value: 'football',
question: {
id: 701,
title: 'What's your favorite sport?'
}
}
}
}
Because there are 300+ answer names, and they change all the time, I don't want to name them all in my model. I also don't want to just use DS.attr('') for "answers", because I want them to be represented as proper answer objects so that I can update them. So how can I have it as a map with keynames, so in my templates I can still say {{response.answers.doesSmoke.value}} or {{response.answers.[doesSmoke].value}} without having to name all the possible properties individually?
Apologies if I'm missing something obvious in the Ember docs -- the only way I can think of doing this now is to create an answers: DS.attr('') property, and then manually push separately loaded answer objects into it.
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