feat: expose 'paramsToAdapter' method - #390
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I like this 👍 . I would like to see this be a pattern on more adapters too. I like that it's a function that defines the relationship between the service method and the adapter method. Params in, adapter method config out. I wonder if |
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This is a refactor which exposes a new
paramsToAdapterfunction. It's purpose is to transform feathers params to asequelizequery and have that available from the outside. It's useful for nativesequelizefunctions, likemin,max,sum,incrementanddecrement(see https://sequelize.org/docs/v6/core-concepts/model-querying-basics/#utility-methods).So it's not a breaking change and doesn't change much for existing use cases but it opens up some opportunities. The tests for utility functions are just some use cases.