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update('lists', {
  favoriteBooks: [2, 50, 22]
}, {
  resourceType: 'books'
});

update('resources', [2, 50, 10], {
  defaultData: {
    resourceType: 'books',
    meta: {

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// Originally, it was like this
{
  resources: {
     books: {
       
       // This shit is secret, and should not be exposed to the users.
       __internalInfoAboutBooks: {},

       resources: {
         24: { ... },

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getResources('books', {
  filter: {
    firstName: 'javi'
  }
});

getResources('books', {
  filter: resource => resource.meta.isSelected
});

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// Deep merge
update('resources.books', {
  24: {
    attributes: {
      firstName: 'james'
    }
  }
});

// Do some shit

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// The "metadata" layer – the first layer after the resourceType or
// list name, is "skipped" in the pathing syntax, as users are not able
// to modify the store at that layer.

{
  resources: {
    books: {
      resources: {
        24: { ... },
        50: { ... }

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{
  id,
  resourceType,
  attributes,
  meta,
  computedAttributes
}

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// Given a flat resource and its schema, returns a full resource.
export default function fullFromFlat({ resource, schema }) {
  const attributes = Object.values(schema.attributes);
  const metas = Object.values(schema.meta);

  const newAttributes = {};
  attributes.map(attribute => {
    if (resource[attribute]) {
      newAttributes[attribute] = resource[attribute];
    }

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{
  // These are the resource types in this relationship.
  // In this case, both sides of the relationship are people.
  resourceTypes: ['people'],
    
  relationshipSchema: {
    fields: {
      father: {
        resourceType: 'people',
      },

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export default function isEqual(x, y) {
  // Handles primitives and exact object matches
  if (x === y) {
    return true;
  }

  // We can only handle comparing "regular" objects and
  // arrays; everything else is considered not equal.
  else if (
    ((x && x.constructor === Object) || Array.isArray(x)) &&

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update({
  books: {
    24: {
      name: 'Lord of the Rings'
    }
  }
});

update('books', {
  24: {