Aliasing property to associated model

[cinkonaap]

I wonder is it possible to make a property of a factory aliased to associated model property.

In my case let's imagine I do have factory for a model Bot

FactoryGuy.define('bot', {
  default: {
    name: null,
  },
  traits: {
    jimmy: {
      name: 'Jimmy Guy',
   },
 }
}

And a factory for model Game

FactoryGuy.define('game', {
  traits: {
    game_on: {
      bot: FactoruGuy.belongsTo('bot', 'jimmy'),
      botName: // how to alias?
    },
  },
});

Answering your question "Why can't I just do game.get('bot.name') up front, it's because my case is not as trivial as one mentioned above, and I've wondered whether I could make a botName property aliased to bot.name somehow, to make my factories more clean. I've already tried to use inline functions and computed.alias but couldn't make it work.

[danielspaniel]

Of course anything is possible, but that sounds like massive hackery to me, and as much as hackery can be a good thing, this seems to smack of a bit too much.
What I would do is use scene builders, where you build data in a class and uses factories but also has methods to put together data as you need it, so it is an abstraction above the factory level.
That is what I do for cases like these.

[cinkonaap]

@danielspaniel Sounds reasonable, thanks for your input.