I'm having trouble thinking this through, but basically I want to create an Elixir class called Assets which can have many Assets. So, it could look something like this (but this doesn't work, obviously):
class Asset(Entity):
has_field('Name', Unicode)
has_many('Assets', of_kind='Asset', inverse='Assets')
So, I would love to be able to have a 'flat' system of Assets, but I'm not sure its possible or even best.
Is there a way of doing this?
I figured it out, thanks to some insight from @wberry. In Elixir:
class Asset(Entity):
has_field('Name', Unicode)
Assets = ManyToMany('Asset')
Using that, I can do crazy things like this:
a1 = Asset(Name=u'Asset 1')
a2 = Asset(Name=u'Asset 2')
a3 = Asset(Name=u'Asset 3')
a1.Assets=[a1,a2,a3]
And it works. I love it!