A way to get raw base class?

[TimTCrouch]

Maybe I am not doing something right as I just started with Typegoose. I created a TG class that extends Typegoose as normal. Now I want to be able to bring this class into my Angular 6 client-side to simply use as a regular class to hold data sent by the server. However, when I do Mongoose immediately throws a mountain of errors. Is there a way to get the raw, class I created for my TG entity so I can use it on the client side? Or am I possibly doing something wrong? Not sure if it is useful but here is some of the code:

`import { prop, Typegoose } from "typegoose";

export class Door extends Typegoose {
@prop({index: true, unique: true, required: true})
id: number;

@prop({required: true})
open: boolean;

@prop({required: true})
locked: boolean;

//lock patterns are strings that when used on the matching key will open the lock
@prop()
lockPattern?: string;

//script to run when door is opened, not saved in db
openScript: any;

}`

And here is this same entity being created in an Angular front-end:
`import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import {Door} from "../../../../../../models/rooms/doorEntity";

@Injectable({
providedIn: 'root'
})
export class DoorService {
private door: Door = new Door();
}`

That is all that is required to cause the error. I am assuming that the Typegoose base automatically attempts to kick-off a Mongoose operation and of course, being on the client it isn't there and throws an error.

[hasezoey]

typegoose/src/utils.ts

Lines 81 to 88 in ea1c0ec

	/**
	* Get the Class for a given Document
	* @param document The Document
	*/
	export function getClassForDocument(document: mongoose.Document): any {
	const modelName = (document.constructor as mongoose.Model<typeof document>).modelName;
	return constructors[modelName];
	}

this should work, but it is not supported to use typegoose without mongoose / client side

[hasezoey]

@Ben305 this can be closed as "fixed" & "stale"