feat(core): allow using Ref wrapper on scalar properties
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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Similarly to the `Reference` wrapper, we can also wrap scalars with `Ref` into a `ScalarReference` object. This is handy for lazy scalar properties. ```ts @Property({ lazy: true, ref: true }) passwordHash!: Ref<string>; ``` The `Ref` type automatically resolves to `ScalarReference` for non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value). ```ts const user = await em.findOne(User, 1); const passwordHash = await user.passwordHash.load(); ```
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ScalarReferencewrapperSimilarly to the
Referencewrapper, we can also wrap scalars withRefinto aScalarReferenceobject. This is handy for lazy scalar properties.The
Reftype automatically resolves toScalarReferencefor non-object types. You can use it explicitly if you want to wrap an object scalar property (e.g. JSON value).