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Support for Dynamic collection
See original GitHub issueHi,
My users can Comment on Questions, Feedback, and other Comments.
Every document in the Comments collection therefore has a “forCollection” field, so I can know which Collection a specific comment-doc has as parent.
If a user Comments on a Questions-doc, then that comment-doc will have its forCollection field set to Questions. Likewise, forCollection is set to Feedback if a comment is made on a Feedback document.
So, basically, a comment can belong to many different mongo Collections.
How to use Grapher in this situation?
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- Created 6 years ago
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create multiple links:
commentId, questionId, feedbackId inside the comment, and in their inversed side as well for easy fetching.
@Herteby I think that using your approach can also work, and you’re right the .find() will be heavier because it will search through more ‘link_id’ s when trying to fetch from inversed side.