javascript - Sails.js not applying model scheme when using MongoDB -

i'm going through (excellent) sails.js book, discusses creating user model user.js in chapter 6 so:

module.exports = {     connection: "needaword_postgresql",     migrate: 'drop',     attributes: {         email: {              type: 'string',             email: "true",             unique: 'string'         },          username: {             type: 'string',             unique: 'string'         },          encryptedpassword: {              type: 'string'         },          gravatarurl: {              type: 'string'         },          deleted: {             type: 'boolean'         },          admin: {             type: 'boolean'         },          banned: {             type: 'boolean'         }     },     tojson: function() {        var modelattributes  = this.toobject();       delete modelattributes.password;       delete modelattributes.confirmation;       delete modelattributes.encryptedpassword;       return modelattributes;     }    }; 

using postgres, new record correctly populates boolean fields not submitted login form null, book suggests should case:

but want use mongodb instead of postgresql. had no problem switching adaptor. now, when create new record, appears ignore schema in user.js , put literal post data db:

i understand mongodb nosql , can take parameters, under impression using schema in users.js apply post request /user endpoint (via blueprint routes now) regardless of database sitting @ bottom. need somehow explicitly tie model endpoint nosql databases?

(i've checked records created in postgres , mongodb, , match responses localhost:1337/user posted above)

i understand mongodb nosql

good! in sails sails-mongo waterline module responsible regarding mongodb. think found relevant code: https://github.com/balderdashy/sails-mongo/blob/master/lib/document.js#l95 sails-mongo not care non existent values. if think bad feel free create issue on github page.

a possible workaround might using defaultsto:

banned : {     type : "boolean",     defaultsto : false }