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@kbml-tentacles/core

v3.0.0

Published

Type-safe dynamic model factory for effector: contracts, models, queries, view-models with SSR scope isolation.

Readme

@kbml-tentacles/core

Type-safe dynamic model factory for effector. Declare a contract with a fluent chain builder, then instantiate as many independent models as you like — each with reactive instances, ORM-like queries, and full SSR scope isolation.

npm install effector @kbml-tentacles/core

Quick start

import { createContract, createModel, eq } from "@kbml-tentacles/core";

const todoContract = createContract()
  .store("id", (s) => s<number>().autoincrement())
  .store("title", (s) => s<string>())
  .store("done", (s) => s<boolean>().default(false))
  .event("toggle", (e) => e<void>())
  .pk("id");

const todoModel = createModel({
  contract: todoContract,
  fn: ({ $done, toggle }) => {
    $done.on(toggle, (d) => !d);
    return {};
  },
});

todoModel.create({ title: "Learn Tentacles" });
todoModel.create({ title: "Ship it" });

// Reactive ORM-like query
const $active = todoModel.query().where("done", eq(false)).$list;

// Mutate through the same query API
todoModel.query().where("id", eq(1)).update({ done: true });
todoModel.query().where("done", eq(true)).delete();

What's in the box

  • createContract / createViewContract / createPropsContract — fluent builders for model schemas, ephemeral view-model state, and view-model props.
  • createModel — turns a contract into a persistent instance manager: lazy field proxies, a unified model.create(data | data[]) event, model.clear(), refs (one/many, with onDelete: "cascade" | "restrict" | "nullify"), and inverse fields. Mutations flow through the query API: model.query().where(...).update({ ... }) and .delete().
  • createViewModel — view-models with bare stores, props normalization, and lifecycle (mounted / unmounted). Singleton view-models via useView(vm, "name") keep one instance shared across surfaces.
  • Reactive queriesmodel.query().where(...).orderBy(...).limit(...) returning $list, $count, $ids, $first, plus the write terminals update / delete. Operators: eq, neq, gt, gte, lt, lte, oneOf, contains, includes, startsWith, endsWith, matches. Incremental updates: O(1) on field mutations.
  • Contract utilitiespick, omit, partial, required, merge work uniformly across model, view, props, and form chains.
  • SSR-safe by design — deterministic SIDs, serialize / fork hydration, scope-aware $dataMap and autoincrement counters.

Documentation

Peer dependencies

  • effector ^23.0.0

License

MIT © Nikita Lumpov