How to use a custom storeId with MVC?

Given a store like this, at runtime, the storeId will be App.store.Entities instead of Entities:

Ext.define('App.store.Entities', {
    extend: 'Ext.data.Store',
    storeId: 'Entites',

The documentation states:

Note that when store is instatiated by Controller, the storeId will be overridden by the name of the store.

This is not only true when the store is required in the controller with

stores: ['App.store.Entities'],

but also when it is asynchroneously created with

this.getStore('App.store.Entities')

This is all expected behavior, but I don't like that fact, that this behavior forces the use of either

the fully qualfied name App.store.Entities
or to stick to that rigid naming convention and directory structure.

The problem

The problem I have is that my app grows quite large, and having all store definitions in one store folder is no longer an option. I'd like to refactor to have a folder structure like follows.

/app
    /plugin1
        /store
            /Settings
            /Details
        /model
        /view
    /plugin2
        /store
            /Items
            /Settings
        /model
        /view

If I could force the storeId, I could define it like 'plugin1.Settings' and would come up with more readable and more portable code than repeating 'App.plugin1.store.Settings' over the place.

How could I possibly solve this issue ? Where could I go off to start ?

Solution

Actually, I do not let Ext to instantiate my stores (only in rare cases) because that prevents creating multiple instances of the same view class. I instantiate stores manually in views' initComponent overrides.

This allows me seamless multiple instances plus I could choose storeId if I wished to - I usually don't use storeId but I'm getting stores from views.

However, if you only need to choose storeId because of folder organization, you can use shorter names such as subfolder1.StoreName1, etc. but the folder structure must be split inside the store folder.

app/store/subfolder1 app/store/subfolder2