I want to observe changes inside an Ember object created inside an Ember Service.
export default Ember.Service.extend({
internalCache: Ember.Object.create(),
setInternalCache: function setTestObj(itemId, relation, content) {
let arr, myarr, ref, internalCache;
internalCache = this.get('internalCache');
if (!((ref = internalCache[itemId]) != null ? ref[relation] : void 0)) {
internalCache[itemId] || (internalCache[itemId] = {});
internalCache[itemId][relation] = [];
}
arr = Ember.copy((internalCache[itemId][relation]), false);
content.map(function (elem) {
return arr.pushObject(elem);
});
myarr = internalCache[itemId][relation];
myarr.replace(0, arr.length, Ember.copy(arr, false));
}});
The internalCache object properties can be observed, but this object will be eventually be filled with an internal object with several properties to be arrays. I want to observe changes when elements are added/removes on those arrays. Say a structure like:
internalCache: {
"identifier12": {
attachments: [1, 2],
children: [ ... ]
}
}
The attachments array property is set using the setInternalCache function and it successfully modifies the attachments array property inside the identifier12 property of internalCache.
What I've tried so far:
cache: Ember.inject.service('cache');
itemAttachmentsObserver: Ember.observer('cache.internalCache.identifier12', function() {
console.log('foo');
}).on('init')
To see if nested modified props would trigger the observer, nothing.
itemAttachmentsObserver: Ember.observer('cache.internalCache.identifier12.@each', function() {
console.log('bar');
}).on('init')
and
itemAttachmentsObserver: Ember.observer('cache.internalCache.identifier12.@each.attachments.[]', function() {
console.log('baz')
}).on('init')
But I can't make the observer trigger when the attachments array is modified.
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