[question?] Cleanup after tests (Resource.destroy) causing TypeError

[Fishrock123]

Getting this error

(Summary) Uncaught TypeError: Property 'tracks' of object { ... } is not a function

Uncaught TypeError: Property 'tracks' of object {"id":"72f17dbd-a826-4b6f-9b23-ffa71674e405","name":"user","permalink":"user","email":"user@zambah.com","following":[],"likes":[],"tracks":[],"followers":[],"password":"12345678","twitter":{},"facebook":{},"google":{},"profile_pic":"/img/default_avatar.png","cover":"/img/music.jpg","accountType":"artist","emailConfirmed":false,"track_ids":[],"resource":"User"} is not a function

At this line: https://github.com/flatiron/resourceful/blob/master/lib/resourceful/resource.js#L642

From the afterEach loop of my mocha tests here:

describe('api - profile', function () {
  var app
  var user
  var User

  function createApp(done, opts) {
    var config = opts || {}

    // UserAccount makes a User Resource
    //  providing an arg changes the `uri` of the memorystore
    User = UserAccount(randomstring.generate(25))
    app = express()

    app.use(bodyParser.json({
      limit: '100kb'
    }))

    User.create(user_create, function(err, _user) { // creates and sets `user`, etc
      user = _user

      app.use(function(req, res, next) {
        req.user = config.user || user
        next()
      })

      app.use('/api', api({ UserAccount: User }))

      if ('function' === typeof done) done()
    })
  }

  beforeEach(createApp)

  afterEach(function (done) {
    User.destroy(user.id, function () { // error caused here //
      done()
    })
  })

  // tests ...
})

(Running into this error for just one, but I really I need a way to clear all data from the associated memory store. ala #53)

[Fishrock123]

UserAccount looks like this:

var resourceful = require('resourceful')

module.exports = function init(test_uri) {

  var User = resourceful.define('User', function(){
    if (test_uri) {
      this.use('memory', { uri: test_uri })
    }

    this.string('name')
    this.string('stage_name')
    this.string('permalink', { required: true })
    this.string('gender')
    this.string('email', { required: true })
    this.array('following')
    this.array('likes')
    this.array('tracks')
    this.array('followers')
    this.string('city')
    this.string('bio')
    this.string('password')
    this.number('lastFeedback')
    this.number('registered')
    this.object('twitter')
    this.object('facebook')
    this.object('google')
  });

  User.property('profile_pic', 'string', {
    // ...
  })

  User.property('cover', 'string', {
    // ...
  })

  User.property('accountType', 'string', {
    // ...
  })

  User.property('emailConfirmed', 'boolean', {
    // ...
  })

  return User
}

[jcrugzz]

@Fishrock123 is this resource even using relationships here? Ill try and see whats happening.

[Fishrock123]

@jcrugzz I don't think that it was. Now it is, and it works fine o_0 (User's no longer have a tracks array but rather have tracks as children).

(I have been implementing tests alongside a co-worker upgrading our database things, so it could be tricky to back up to, but I can if necessary.)