Where condition for joined table in Sequelize ORM

I want to get query like this with sequelize ORM:

SELECT "A".*,      
FROM "A" 
LEFT OUTER JOIN "B" ON "A"."bId" = "B"."id"
LEFT OUTER JOIN "C" ON "A"."cId" = "C"."id"
WHERE ("B"."userId" = '100'
       OR "C"."userId" = '100')

The problem is that sequelise not letting me to reference "B" or "C" table in where clause. Following code

A.findAll({
    include: [{
        model: B,
        where: {
            userId: 100
        },
        required: false

    }, {
        model: C,
        where: {
            userId: 100
        },
        required: false
    }]
] 

gives me

SELECT "A".*,      
FROM "A" 
LEFT OUTER JOIN "B" ON "A"."bId" = "B"."id" AND "B"."userId" = 100
LEFT OUTER JOIN "C" ON "A"."cId" = "C"."id" AND "C"."userId" = 100

which is completely different query, and result of

A.findAll({
    where: {
        $or: [
            {'"B"."userId"' : 100},
            {'"C"."userId"' : 100}
        ]
    },
    include: [{
        model: B,
        required: false

    }, {
        model: C,
        required: false
    }]
] 

is no even a valid query:

SELECT "A".*,      
FROM "A" 
LEFT OUTER JOIN "B" ON "A"."bId" = "B"."id"
LEFT OUTER JOIN "C" ON "A"."cId" = "C"."id"
WHERE ("A"."B.userId" = '100'
       OR "A"."C.userId" = '100')

Is first query even possible with sequelize, or I should just stick to raw queries?

Solution 1:

Wrap the columns which reference joined tables in $$

A.findAll({
    where: {
        $or: [
            {'$B.userId$' : 100},
            {'$C.userId$' : 100}
        ]
    },
    include: [{
        model: B,
        required: false

    }, {
        model: C,
        required: false
    }]
}); 

Solution 2:

Add the where condition in the include, along with join.

    {
       model: C,
       where: {
        id: 1
       }
   }