Callback

CORMO supports following callbacks:

• [[#BaseModel.afterInitialize]]
• [[#BaseModel.afterFind]]
• [[#BaseModel.beforeValidate]]
• [[#BaseModel.afterValidate]]
• [[#BaseModel.beforeSave]]
• [[#BaseModel.afterSave]]
• [[#BaseModel.beforeCreate]]
• [[#BaseModel.afterCreate]]
• [[#BaseModel.beforeUpdate]]
• [[#BaseModel.afterUpdate]]
• [[#BaseModel.beforeDestroy]]
• [[#BaseModel.afterDestroy]]

You can register a callback as a method name or an anonymous function

class User extends cormo.BaseModel
  @afterInitialize 'onAfterInitialie'
  onAfterInitialie: ->
    console.log 'initialized'

  @afterCreate ->
    console.log 'created'

var User = connection.model('User', {});

User.afterInitialize('onAfterInitialie');
User.prototype.onAfterInitialie = function () {
  console.log('initialized');
};

User.afterCreate(function () {
  console.log('created');
});

[[#BaseModel::constructor]] or [[#BaseModel.build]] triggers following callbacks:

1. [[#BaseModel.afterInitialize]]

[[#BaseModel.create]] triggers following callbacks:

1. [[#BaseModel.afterInitialize]]
2. [[#BaseModel.beforeValidate]]
3. [[#BaseModel.afterValidate]]
4. [[#BaseModel.beforeSave]]
5. [[#BaseModel.beforeCreate]]
6. [[#BaseModel.afterCreate]]
7. [[#BaseModel.afterSave]]

[[#Query::exec]] triggers following callbacks:

1. [[#BaseModel.afterFind]]
2. [[#BaseModel.afterInitialize]]

[[#BaseModel::save]] on an existing record triggers following callbacks:

1. [[#BaseModel.beforeValidate]]
2. [[#BaseModel.afterValidate]]
3. [[#BaseModel.beforeSave]]
4. [[#BaseModel.beforeUpdate]]
5. [[#BaseModel.afterUpdate]]
6. [[#BaseModel.afterSave]]

[[#BaseModel::destroy]] triggers following callbacks:

1. [[#BaseModel.beforeDestroy]]
2. [[#BaseModel.afterDestroy]]

Note that update or delete records using an [[#Query]] object does not trigger any callbacks.