Class JsModel#instance

A single instance of a Model
Defined in: js_model.js.

Class Summary
Constructor Attributes	Constructor Name and Description
	JsModel#instance() Instances of a Model

Field Summary
Field Attributes	Field Name and Description
<static>	JsModel#instance.parentClass instances get their parentClass assigned this model

Method Summary
Method Attributes	Method Name and Description
<static>	JsModel#instance.destroy() destroy this instance - works just like rails #destroy will fire off the destroy event as well controllers will receive this event by default
<static>	JsModel#instance.get(key) Use this to retreive attributes on an object (rather than accessing them directly);
<static>	JsModel#instance.observe(key, func) listen to an attribute of a model
<static>	JsModel#instance.primaryKey() You should always use this to refer to instances.
<static>	JsModel#instance.set(key, value) Use this to set attributes of an instance (rather than set them directly).
<static>	JsModel#instance.touch(key) Use to manually fire a change event on an attribute.
<static>	JsModel#instance.updateAttributes(obj) Take an Object literal and update all attributes on this instance

Class Detail

JsModel#instance()

Instances of a Model

Field Detail

<static> {JsModel} JsModel#instance.parentClass

instances get their parentClass assigned this model

Method Detail

<static> JsModel#instance.destroy()

destroy this instance - works just like rails #destroy will fire off the destroy event as well controllers will receive this event by default

<static> JsModel#instance.get(key)

Use this to retreive attributes on an object (rather than accessing them directly);

              modelInstance.set('myAttr', 'foo');
              modelInstance.get('myAttr', 'foo');

<static> JsModel#instance.observe(key, func)

listen to an attribute of a model

<static> JsModel#instance.primaryKey()

You should always use this to refer to instances. Model.find uses this to grab objects from the instances

<static> JsModel#instance.set(key, value)

Use this to set attributes of an instance (rather than set them directly). It will automatically create events that will be relevant to controllers

              modelInstance.set('myAttr', 'foo');
              modelInstance.get('myAttr', 'foo');

<static> JsModel#instance.touch(key)

Use to manually fire a change event on an attribute.

              modelInstance.touch("myAttr");

<static> JsModel#instance.updateAttributes(obj)

Take an Object literal and update all attributes on this instance

Classes