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chori

v0.1.0

Published

A fluid schema ORM

Readme

chori

chori is an Object Relational Mapping (ORM) library for NodeJS that supports fluid-schemas.

Install

npm install chori

Example

import chori from 'chori';

const db = chori.setup({sqlite: "foo.db"});

async function createBook(title, year) {
    const book = db.dispense('book', { title, year });

    if (title.includes("1984")) {
        book.banned = true;
        book.bannedReason = "Moved to memory hole";
    }

    await db.store(book);
}

After running the foo.db file will contain an sqlite3 database, where if we export the schema we would get:

CREATE TABLE book (
    id INT NOT NULL AUTOINCREMENT,
    title TEXT NULL,
    year INT NULL
)

Once we create a book with 1984 in the title we trigger the code that uses the banned and bannedReason columns. This will cause the schema to be modified at runtime to have the new columns.

Note that the id column is always present and used internally.

Features

  • Fluid schema allowing for rapid development. Freeze the schema when moving out of development.

  • Supports multiple database engines such as SQLite and Maria making it easy to develop and deploy.