Is there a clean way I can know if given object is 'restangularized'?

[Vladimir-Purple]

Hi.
Basically, I have situation where I have to know if object passed to the function is restangularized or not, it might be a collection or a single element.

I was thinking about two options.

First option, adding isRestangularized boolean property to each response via RestangularProvider.setResponseExtractor()
However, there is a problem with it, object can 'by pass' intercepter, for instance I can create restangularized element using Restangular.restangularizeElement() and it will not contain my isRestangularized property.

As second option, I can look for restangular properties that exist both in collections and elements such as addRestangularMethod by doing object.hasOwnProperty('addRestangularMethod') check.

Is there a better way? (using 1.4.0 version of Restangular)

[dreef3]

AFAIK there's a restangularized boolean property already. You can check for it.

[daviesgeek]

@Vladimir-Purple Does that work for you?

[nicolas-zozol]

It looks like this field does not exist anymore. I remember having use it last year. I test now on the function entity.addRestangularMethod ; Testing on a function avoid json pollution. I just hope this function will stay :)

[daviesgeek]

@nicolas-zozol This is still available as of the current version of Restangular. The preferred way to do it is actually element.isRestangularized(), which checks the underlying restangularized property, but that can be configured, so it's best to use isRestangularized()

[daviesgeek]

Can you verify for me that it's broken?

[nicolas-zozol]

Sorry I was wrong. Using Restangular 1.5.2, I have the field restangularized.