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If you want to have a Detail model, your backend must identify it with an id like the Channel model, and then you may do a oneToOne relation.

That being said, using a single model or two is totally depending on how they'll interact in your app, and may grow. If your details field won't grow much more, my totally personal point of view would be to keep it in a single Channel model. you'd access it through channel.details or channel.details.src transparently.

IMO, oneToOne simple relation like that does not need a specific model.

You ought to be able to do something akin to:

You need to use either toModelArray or toRefArray. The equivalent code to what you seem to be going for in your example (getting the refs for each User) would be:

I tried out your repository and managed to get it running. The first thing I did was just run exp start --ios to see if that would work. It showed me the following error:

So I went to App.js and saw that on line 9, Text was used but it wasn't imported, so I imported it from react-native and the app rendered with some text.

Next, I looked at the logs and saw this warning:

What I recommend to you is to use a json api standard for your API.

That way, in your API return, your products would have a relationships key that will help you map it to the included product_properties. Something like:

As I suggested in my comment: you're not creating the Tag instances properly. it looks like you're passing each individual tag string straight to Tag.create(), so that it's like Tag.create("testing"). Instead, you need to pass an object, like Tag.create({name : "testing"}).

I do not understand why(yet) but I found that approaching the relationship from the other side ( which was how it was defined ) bore fruit. I changed the bootstrapping to look like:

As far as I can see from your code it seems like you have missed the code of defining the reducer in your models (TODO, TAG, USER).

As per the documentation here.

You need to have one static method inside each model.

static reducer(state, action, Tag) static reducer(state, action, TODO) static reducer(state, action, USER)