fix: fix issue with references not working properly without setting RelationId

Author: dziraf

src/Property.ts

@@ -8,8 +8,7 @@ export class Property extends BaseProperty {
   private columnPosition: number;
 
   constructor(column: ColumnMetadata, columnPosition = 0) {
-    // for reference fields take database name (with ...Id)
-    const path = column.referencedColumn ? column.databaseName : column.propertyPath
+    const path = column.propertyPath
     super({ path })
     this.column = column
     this.columnPosition = columnPosition

src/Resource.ts

@@ -152,13 +152,8 @@ export class Resource extends BaseResource {
         if (param === null) {
           preparedParams[property.column.propertyName] = null
         } else {
-          // references cannot be stored as an IDs in typeorm, so in order to mimic this) and
-          // not fetching reference resource) change this:
-          // { postId: "1" }
-          // to that:
-          // { post: { id: 1 } }
           const id = (property.column.type === Number) ? Number(param) : param
-          preparedParams[property.column.propertyName] = { id }
+          preparedParams[property.column.propertyName] = id
         }
       }
     })

src/utils/convertFilter.ts

@@ -26,13 +26,8 @@ export function convertFilter(filter?: Filter): FindConditions<BaseEntity> {
     } else if ((one.property as Property).column.type === 'enum') {
       where[n] = one.value
     } else if ((one.property as Property).type() === 'reference') {
-      // when comes to reference TypeORM cannot filter by referenceId: YOUR_FILTER_VALUE
-      // I don't know why. But it filters by an object: reference: {id: YOUR_FILTER_VALUE}
-      // propertyPath holds `reference.id` that is why we split it by `.`
-      const [column, key] = (one.property as Property).column.propertyPath.split('.')
-      where[column] = {
-        [key]: one.value,
-      }
+      const [column] = (one.property as Property).column.propertyPath.split('.')
+      where[column] = one.value
     } else {
       where[n] = Like(`%${one.value}%`)
     }

src/utils/data-types.ts

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ const DATE = [
   // WithPrecisionColumnType:
   'datetime', 'datetime2', 'datetimeoffset', 'time', 'time with time zone',
   'time without time zone', 'timestamp', 'timestamp without time zone',
-  'timestamp with time zone', 'timestamp with local time zone',
+  'timestamp with time zone', 'timestamp with local time zone', 'timestamptz',
 
   // SimpleColumnType:
   'timestamp with local time zone', 'smalldatetime', 'date',