I'm trying to use Sequelize joins for the first time. I seem to have done everything exactly as per the docs, but for some reason my related records aren't being returned by the search.
SEQUELIZE MODELS
const apptsModel = db.define('Appts', {
id: {type: Sequelize.INTEGER, primaryKey: true, autoIncrement: true},
[.....]});
const UserDataModel = db.define('UserData', {
[.....]
userID: {type: Sequelize.STRING},
});
apptsModel.belongsToMany(UserDataModel, {through: 'ApptsToUsers', foreignKey: 'ApptID'});
UserDataModel.belongsToMany(apptsModel, {through: 'ApptsToUsers', foreignKey: 'UserDatumUserID'});
const UserData = db.models.UserData;
const Appts = db.models.Appts;
export {UserData, Appts };
My belongsToMany table records are being successfully created, including the correct entries in the ApptsToUsers table. But when I try to do a find on a given Appt to return the related records from the UserData, no related data comes back.
SEARCH CODE
return Promise.resolve()
.then(() => {
var participants = connectors.Appts.findAll({ where: {id: 10}, include: [ connectors.UserData ] });
return participants;
})
.then(participants => {
//RELATED DATA NOT FOUND
})
.catch((err)=>{
console.log(err);
});
What am I missing?
Thanks in advance to all for any info.
I solved this by renaming UserDataModel.userID field to UserDataModel.id (deleting the previous UserDataModel.id field), and changing the following code to omit the
foreignKey
option:Sequelize defaults to expecting the fields it's looking for in this case to be named 'id'.