Model

Every record returned from a collection is wrapped in a Model<T> proxy. You can access fields directly — no .get("field") calls needed.

Transparent field access

const user = await users.get(1)
console.log(user.name)   // direct field access
console.log(user.email)  // works for any field

The model is a Proxy that forwards property access to the underlying data. Direct writes warn you to use .update() instead.

Instance methods

await user.update({ name: "New name" })
await user.delete()
user.toJSON() // plain object copy

update() and delete() call back into the collection's CRUD methods.

Relation getters

When the schema defines relations and the relations plugin is active, the model auto-attaches lazy relation getters:

// Schema: { relations: { posts: { type: "has_many", ... } } }
const user = await users.get(1)
const posts = await user.posts.fetch()

Each relation getter returns a QueryBuilder pre-filtered to match the relation.

id

user.id // string | number

The id is a getter on the data — not settable via the proxy.