load()

Attaches relations to models that were already retrieved from the store. Use it when you fetched a collection without with() — e.g. because the relations weren't needed at that point, or the data comes from a cached query — and you want to add relations afterwards without re-running the whole query. This is the lazy-loading counterpart to eager loading with with().

Usage

import { useRepo } from 'pinia-orm'
import User from './models/User'
const userRepo = useRepo(User)
const users = userRepo.all()
// eager load "comments" relation  for all users
userRepo.with('comments').load(users) 
// eager load "comments" relation with closure  for all users
userRepo.with('comments', (query) => {
    query.where('active', true)
}).load(users)

Typescript Declarations

function load(models: Collection<M>): void
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