Define Todo Model page

The problem

• Define a Todo type as the export of models/todo.js, where:
  • It is a DefineMap type.
  • The id or name property values are coerced into a string.
  • Its complete property is a Boolean that defaults to false.
  • It has a toggleComplete method that flips complete to the opposite value.

Example test code:

const todo = new Todo({id: 1, name: 2});
QUnit.equal(todo.id, "1", "id is a string");
QUnit.equal(todo.name, "2", "name is a string");
QUnit.equal(todo.complete, false, "complete defaults to false");
todo.toggleComplete();
QUnit.equal(todo.complete, true, "toggleComplete works");

What you need to know

• DefineMap Basics Presentation

• DefineMap.extend defines a new Type.

  import {DefineMap} from "can";
  
  const MyType = DefineMap.extend("MyType",{});
  
  var instance = new MyType();
  
  console.log( instance instanceof MyType ) //logs true
  

import {DefineMap} from "can";

const Person = DefineMap.extend("Person",{
    age: {type: "number"}
});

console.log( new Person({age: "3"}).age ) //logs 3

• The default behavior defines a property’s initial value like:

  import {DefineMap} from "can";
  
  const Person = DefineMap.extend("Person",{
      age: {default: 3}
  });
  
  console.log( new Person().age ) //logs 3
  

• Methods can be defined directly on the prototype like:

  import {DefineMap} from "can";
  
  const Type = DefineMap.extend("Type",{
      methodName() {
          console.log("run method");
      }
  });
  
  var instance = new Type();
  instance.methodName() //logs "run method"
  

The solution

// models/todo.js
import {DefineMap} from "can";

const Todo = DefineMap.extend("Todo", {
    id: "string",
    name: "string",
    complete: {
        type: "boolean",
        default: false
    },
    toggleComplete() {
        this.complete = !this.complete;
    }
});

export default Todo;