Stack Overflow Asked by cylee on December 4, 2020
I have two models: Articles
and Tags
. These models are associated to each other by belongsToMany
, so an article may have many tags, and tags can be used by many articles.
models
Articles.belongsToMany(Tags, {
foreignKey: 'articleId',
as: 'tags',
});
Tags.belongsToMany(Articles, {
foreignKey: 'tagId',
as: 'articles',
});
When querying, I need to get articles that has searchTag
as tag, but get all tag information associated to article.
What I tried is:
const articles = await Articles.findAll({
include: [{
model: Tags,
as: 'tags',
where: {
tag: searchTag,
},
attributes: ['id', 'tag'],
required: true,
}],
where: {
// querying condition
},
});
but this code gets the matching tag only, which fails to get all tags that belongs to the article.
Another solution I thought was to check if any tag that tag=searchTag
exists in tags
, but I have no idea how to fit this condition into sequelize
object. What is the proper way to fit this condition into sequelize
object? Or any other way to solve this problem other than getting all id
s of articles that has searchedTag
and get all articles based on the id
s?
You have to query for your searchTag in the top where clause.
const articles = await Articles.findAll({
include: [{
model: Tags,
as: 'tags',
// where: {
// tag: searchTag,
// },
attributes: ['id', 'tag'],
required: true,
}],
where: {
$tags.id$': searchTag // <-- New
},
});
By querying inside the include part, you get only the filtered tags like you described in your post.
Answered by Sven 31415 on December 4, 2020
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