Attributes Reorder

[ivan-ionin]

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[fremail]

Hi, @ivan-ionin. Thank you for your PR!

Could you clarify the purpose of your changes please? To be honest, I didn't work with Sequelize the last few years, but AFAIK the attribute order doesn't matter.

[ivan-ionin]

When i create table i got attributes order like this:

-- left_key
-- right_key
-- level
-- root
-- id (primary)
-- ...anotherMyCustomFields

I want to control it:

-- id (primary)
-- left_key
-- right_key
-- level
-- root
-- ...anotherMyCustomFields

... because in my company very hard sql convention.

Sorry, i forgot add information to README.md in my pool request.

[fremail]

@ivan-ionin that makes sense. Thanks for explanation.

nsAfterField solves your particular issue, but doesn't provide full control over field order. How about nsFieldOrder array containing all fields in the desired order?

Example:
nsFieldOrder = ['id', 'root', 'tag_name', 'left_key', 'level', 'right_key'];

That will allow you to reorder even internal nested set fields. And implementation of that option isn't hard -- a simple loop over that array.

It would be great to use nsOptions as other code does. And as you mentioned, it needs to add info about the new field into README.md.

Could you kindly do the updates?