test("normalizing data can handle `null` fragment values", function(assert) {
var NullDefaultPerson = Person.extend({
houses: MF.fragmentArray('house', { defaultValue: null }),
children: MF.array({ defaultValue: null })
});
owner.register('model:nullDefaultPerson', NullDefaultPerson);
Ember.run(() => {
store.push({
data: {
type: 'NullDefaultPerson',
id: 1,
attributes: {
name: null,
houses: null,
children: null
}
}
});
return store.find('nullDefaultPerson', 1).then(function(person) {
var serialized = person.serialize();
assert.strictEqual(serialized.name, null, "fragment property values can be null");
assert.strictEqual(serialized.houses, null, "fragment array property values can be null");
assert.strictEqual(serialized.children, null, "`array property values can be null");
});
});
});
test("normalizing data can handle `null` fragment values", function(assert) {
var NullDefaultPerson = Person.extend({
houses: MF.fragmentArray('house', { defaultValue: null }),
children: MF.array({ defaultValue: null })
});
owner.register('model:nullDefaultPerson', NullDefaultPerson);
var normalized = store.normalize('nullDefaultPerson', {
name: null,
houses: null,
children: null
});
var attributes = normalized.data.attributes;
assert.strictEqual(attributes.name, null, "fragment property values can be null");
assert.strictEqual(attributes.houses, null, "fragment array property values can be null");
assert.strictEqual(attributes.children, null, "`array property values can be null");
});