You can specify scope for the connection.

  User = new Databound '/users', city: 'New York'

  User.where(name: 'John').then (users) ->
    alert 'You are a New Yorker called John'

  User.create(name: 'Peter').then (new_user) ->
    # I am from New York
    alert "I am from #{new_user.city}"

Start of Configs

Functions request and promise are overritable

Does a POST request and returns a promise

Returns a promise which resolves with result

End of Configs

Return a single record by id

User.find(15).then (user) ->
  alert "Yo, #{user.name}"

Return a single record by params

User.findBy(name: 'John', city: 'New York').then (user) ->
  alert "I'm John from New York"

Specify id when updating or destroying the record.

  User = new Databound '/users'

  User.update(id: 15, name: 'Saint John').then (updated_user) ->
    alert updated_user

  User.destroy(15).then (resp) ->
    alert resp.success

Just take already dowloaded records

f.e. Have default records

backend responds with:

  {
    success: true,
    id: record.id,
    scoped_records: []
  }