The War Criminal Model

warCriminal models accused individuals or entities. Reports link to them via the warCriminals relation, and each war criminal accumulates a bounded, sorted list of the reports that name them. Source: back/models/warCriminal.ts.

export const warCriminal_pure = {
  name: string(),
  role: optional(string()),
  nationality: optional(string()),
  description: optional(localizedWarInfo),
  birth_date: optional(coerce(date(), string(), (v) => new Date(v))),
  death_date: optional(coerce(date(), string(), (v) => new Date(v))),
  status: optional(enums(["Wanted", "Captured", "Deceased", "InTrial", "Released", "Unknown"])),
  ...createUpdateAt,
};

Pure fields

Field	Type	Notes
name	string()	text-indexed
role	optional(string())	e.g. commander, militia leader
nationality	optional(string())
description	optional(localizedWarInfo)	9-language bio
birth_date / death_date	optional(date)
status	optional(enums([...]))	Wanted / Captured / Deceased / InTrial / Released / Unknown

Relations

export const warCriminal_relations = {
  // one-directional refs:
  country: { schemaName: "country", type: "single", optional: true, ... },
  province: { schemaName: "province", type: "single", optional: true, ... },
  city: { schemaName: "city", type: "single", optional: true, ... },

  // the back-reference is built on the report side:
  reports: {
    schemaName: "report",
    type: "multiple" as RelationDataType,
    excludes: report_excludes,
    relatedRelations: {
      warCriminals: { type: "multiple" as RelationDataType, limit: 100 },
    },
  },
  registrar: { schemaName: "user", type: "single", optional: true, ... },
};

Note the direction: the reverse list is the real data — a war criminal's reports array is maintained by Lesan whenever a report is added/updated/removed, capped at the 100 newest.

Acts

add, get, gets, update, updateRelations, remove, count — plus getRelated / getRelatedPagination for browsing reports by war criminal.

Next: The Confirmation Model.