you first need to create some model class, for example `Car`
- You make `Car` inherit `ModelObject`, and implement `Storable`
- To get the `StoredCollection` that manages all your cars and stores them for you, you do
`Store.main.registerCollection()` to retrieve a collection.
**2. Sync**
- When registering your collection, you can choose to have it synchronized. To do that:
- Set `Store.main.synchronizationApiURL`
- Pass `synchronized: true` when registering the collection
- For each of your `ModelObject`, make sure that `resourceName()` returns the resource path of the endpoint, for example "cars"
- Synchronization is expected to be done with a rest_framework API on a django server
- On Django, when using cascading delete foreign, you'll want to avoid sending useless delete API calls to django, so override the `deleteDependencies` function of your ModelObject and call `Store.main.deleteDependencies` for the objects you also want to delete to reproduce the cascading effect
- On your Django serializers, you want to define the following on your foreign keys to avoid having a URL instead of just the id: