database - Sequelize field association does not work -


i have 2 tables. how link field in first table id field in second table in sequelize?

first table:

tables.comments = sequelize.define('comments', {     id: {         type: sequelize.integer,         primarykey: true,         autoincrement: true     },     text: sequelize.text,     article: sequelize.integer,     author: {         type: sequelize.integer,         references: "users",         referenceskey: "id",         allownull: false     },     answer: sequelize.integer,     rating: {         type: sequelize.integer,         defaultvalue: 0     } }, {     classmethods: {         associate: function(models) {             tables.comments.belongsto(tables.models.users, {foreignkey: 'author', targetkey: 'name'});         }     } }); 

second table:

tables.users = sequelize.define('users', {     id: {         type: sequelize.integer,         primarykey: true,         autoincrement: true     },     mail: sequelize.text,     name: sequelize.text,     pass: sequelize.text,     status: {         type: sequelize.integer,         defaultvalue: 0     },     rating: {         type: sequelize.integer,         defaultvalue: 0     },     ban: {         type: sequelize.integer,         defaultvalue: 0     },     key: sequelize.text }, {     classmethods: {         associate: function(models) {             tables.users.hasmany(tables.models.comments, {foreignkey: 'author'});         }     } }); 

i need tables.comments, instead of "author" name of author of tables.users. make request:

tables.comments.findall({inclide: [{model: tables.users}]}).then(function(comments) {     console.log(comments); }); 

but in result in fields author number, not name users! mistake?

(sorry bad english)

in associate classmethod, you'll want use column name of table classmethod defined in. i'm assuming join condition comments.author = users.id.

for comments table, be:

tables.comments.belongsto(tables.models.users, {   foreignkey: 'author' }); 

for users table, be:

tables.users.hasmany(tables.models.comments, {   foreignkey: 'id' }); 

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