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Comparing version 0.5.54 to 0.5.55

index.js

		@@ -751,2 +751,3 @@ /* jshint node:true */
		}

		return async.eachSeries(joins, function(join, callback) {
		@@ -814,2 +815,8 @@ var arrays = join._arrays;

		// Allow options to the get() method to be
		// specified in the join configuration
		if (join.getOptions) {
		_.extend(options.getOptions, join.getOptions);
		}

		// Allow options to the getter to be specified in the schema,
		@@ -819,5 +826,3 @@ // notably editable: true
		return self.joinrs[join.type](req, join, options, _objects, callback);
		}, function(err) {
		return callback(err);
		});
		}, callback);
		};
		@@ -824,0 +829,0 @@

package.json

		{
		"version": "0.5.54",
		"version": "0.5.55",
		"name": "apostrophe-schemas",
		@@ -4,0 +4,0 @@ "description": "Schemas for easy editing of properties in Apostrophe objects",

README.md

		@@ -342,3 +342,3 @@ # apostrophe-schemas

		An alternative is to set `contextual` to `false` for such fields. This will keep them out of forms generated by `{{ schemaFields }}`, but will not prevent you from taking advantage of other features of schemas, such as CSV import.
		An alternative is to set `contextual` to `true` for such fields. This will keep them out of forms generated by `{{ schemaFields }}`, but will not prevent you from taking advantage of other features of schemas, such as CSV import.

		@@ -543,2 +543,21 @@ Either way, it is your responsibility to add an appropriate `aposArea` or `aposSingleton` call to the page, as you are most likely doing already.

		Another way to speed up joins is to limit the fields that are fetched in the join. You may pass options such as `fields` to the `get` method used to actually fetch the joined objects. Note that `apos.get` and everything derived from it, like `snippets.get`, will accept a `fields` option which is passed to MongoDB as the projection:

		```javascript
		'stories': {
		addFields: [
		{
		name: '_books',
		withType: 'book',
		label: 'Books',
		getOptions: {
		fields: { title: 1, slug: 1 }
		}
		}
		]
		}
		```

		If you are just linking to things, `{ title: 1, slug: 1 }` is a good projection to use. You can also include specific areas by name in this way.

		#### Reverse Many-To-Many Joins
		@@ -545,0 +564,0 @@

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