Orm



A simple, yet extensible Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) library that allows you to interact with any key-value databse like LevelDB or Redis. It provides a clean and well-structured JavaScript API for performing database operations like Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD), indexing, and query searches. The package extends on the @basd/encoder package and follows Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and SOLID principles, making it easy to extend and adapt to various use cases.

Features

- Lightweight and efficient.
- Extensible architecture based on @basd/encoder.
- Dynamic index management.
- Query engine for advanced searching.
- Aggregator for optimized database interactions.

Installation

Install the package with:

``bash
npm install @plaindb/orm
`

Usage

First, import the Orm library.

`js
import Orm from '@plaindb/orm'
`
or
`js
const Orm = require('@plaindb/orm')
`

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Here is a simple example to demonstrate CRUD operations using the ORM:

`js
const orm = new Orm(storage, {
User: {
name: 'string',
age: 'number'
}
})

// Create
const user = await orm.create('User', {
name: 'John Doe',
age: 30
})

// Update
await orm.update('User', user.id, {
age: 31
})

// Read
const fetchedUser = await orm.read('User', user.id)

// Delete
await orm.delete('User', user.id)
`

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This package allows more advanced use-cases, like list handling and relationships:

`js
const orm = new Orm(storage, {
User: {
name: 'string',
posts: '...Post'
},
Post: {
content: 'string'
}
})

const user = await orm.create('User', {
name: 'John',
posts: [
{ content: 'First Post' },
{ content: 'Second Post' }
]
})
`

Extending

Since the library follows OOP principles, you can easily extend it. For example, to add a new query operation:

`js
class CustomOrmModel extends OrmModel {
constructor(type, fields, config, codex) {
super(type, fields, config, codex)
// Custom logic
}
customFind(query) {
// Custom find logic
}
}
`

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The Orm constructor accepts a configuration object that includes the following options:

- classes: Define custom classes for models, fields, lists, etc.
- parseField: A function to parse field definitions.
- props: Define id, created, and updated property names.

Documentation

- API Reference

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The OrmModel class encapsulates an entity type in the database. It allows you to perform CRUD operations, as well as indexing and searching.

#### Methods

- create(data): Creates a new entity.
- update(id, update): Updates an existing entity by its ID.
- delete(id): Deletes an entity by its ID.
- read(id): Fetches an entity by its ID.

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The Orm class serves as a manager for different types of models and contains utility methods for global operations.

#### Methods

- create(type, data): Creates a new entity of a given type.
- update(type, id, update): Updates an existing entity of a given type.
- delete(type, id): Deletes an entity of a given type.
- read(type, id): Reads an entity of a given type.

Tests

In order to run the test suite, simply clone the repository and install its dependencies:

`bash
git clone https://gitlab.com/frenware/framework/plaindb/orm.git
cd orm
npm install
`

To run the tests:

`bash
npm test
`

Contributing

Thank you! Please see our contributing guidelines for details.

Donations

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License

@plaindb/orm is MIT licensed.