extjs - How to use a custom storeId with MVC? -


given store this, @ runtime, storeid app.store.entities instead of entities:

ext.define('app.store.entities', {     extend: 'ext.data.store',     storeid: 'entites', 

the documentation states:

note when store instatiated controller, storeid overridden name of store.

this not true when store required in controller with

stores: ['app.store.entities'], 

but when asynchroneously created

this.getstore('app.store.entities') 

this expected behavior, don't fact, behavior forces use of either

  • the qualfied name app.store.entities
  • or stick rigid naming convention and directory structure.

the problem

the problem have app grows quite large, , having store definitions in 1 store folder no longer option. i'd refactor have folder structure follows.

/app     /plugin1         /store             /settings             /details         /model         /view     /plugin2         /store             /items             /settings         /model         /view 

if force storeid, define 'plugin1.settings' , come more readable , more portable code repeating 'app.plugin1.store.settings' on place.

how possibly solve issue ? go off start ?

actually, not let ext instantiate stores (only in rare cases) because prevents creating multiple instances of same view class. instantiate stores manually in views' initcomponent overrides.

this allows me seamless multiple instances plus choose storeid if wished - don't use storeid i'm getting stores views.

however, if need choose storeid because of folder organization, can use shorter names such subfolder1.storename1, etc. folder structure must split inside store folder.

app/store/subfolder1 app/store/subfolder2


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