My user model has a property called addresses:
@property.array(Address)
addresses: Array<Address>;
However, I am encountering an error:
Cannot start the application. Error: "items" property must be present if "type" is an array
After reviewing the documentation from Loopback, it seems like I should not need to make any additional changes.
Do you have any ideas on what might be missing?
In general, it is uncommon to declare arrays using the Array type. You can use the following code snippet which should work for our purposes. Give it a try.
@property.array(Address)
addresses?: Address[];
Loopback 4 (lb4)-
I recently encountered a challenge where I needed to define a model property as an array of arrays. When attempting to create this property using the lb4 CLI, I found that I was not given the option to specify an array item type, so I settled for any instead.
The resulting code looked something like this-
@property({
type: 'array',
itemType: 'any'
})
extraInfo?: any[];
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