ActiveRecord updates in Meteor

Question

In Rails, thanks to the incredible ActiveRecord library, we can do these things:

bear = Bear.find(id)
bear.eyes = 'blue'
bear.friends += 1
bear.save

And the changes are then saved in the database.

In Meteor, I can do this:

bear = Bears.findOne({});
bear.eyes = 'blue';
bear.friends++;

The two changes made are made only in the local copy in memory. As far as I see, changes cannot be saved without calling the Mongo update instruction.

Bears.update({
    _id: bear._id,
    $inc: { friend: 1 },
    eyes: 'blue'
});

I love Meteor, this is quite surprising ... but this would seem to be a big step backwards, if this is not possible.

Is there a way to save the bear , as we did in Rails / ActiveRecord?

Answer 1

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