How do I mutate an object inside of an array?

[samskiter]

Is mutating an item inside of an array, like this todoStore.todos[index].setDone(true) supported?

export class TodoModel extends Model({
  todos: prop<Todo[]>(() => []).withSetter(),
})

I'm finding that this isn't consistently working, especially after first adding a new Todo to the model

[samskiter]

This works, but the above indexing doesn't:

arrayActions.set(todoStore.todos, index, new Todo({
    done: true,
}))

[xaviergonz]

todoStore.todos[index].setDone(true) should work

[samskiter]

Aha - I wonder if it's related to this: #173

My todo was created like

export class Todo extends Model({
  done: prop<bool>().withSetter(),
}) {
  static defaultTodo() {
    return new Todo({ done: false })
  }
}

export class TodoModel extends Model({
  todos: prop<Todo[]>(() => []).withSetter(),
}) {
  @modelAction
  addNewTodo() {
  this.setTodos([...this.todos, Todo.defaultTodo()])
}

But If i change to this, things start working:

export class Todo extends Model({
  done: prop<bool>().withSetter(),
})

export class TodoModel extends Model({
  todos: prop<Todo[]>(() => []).withSetter(),
}) {
  @modelAction
  addNewTodo() {
  this.setTodos([...this.todos, new Todo({ done: false })])
}

[xaviergonz]

Sounds like you found it :)

[samskiter]

Yes, but unsure why a static factory method wouldn't work!

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[xaviergonz]

It works if you use anything other than babel to transpile the legacy decorators (e.g. typescript compiler) and potentially it might work even with babel if you use the new decorators.

[samskiter]

Hrmm, I'm not consciously using Babel - I've never even heard of it. Can you point me at something to read up?

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