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commandorm

v1.2.5

Published

ORM/QueryBuilder for PostgreSQL and CSV

Readme

CommandORM: An ORM/QueryBuilder For PostgreSQL And CSV

CommandORM is a lightweight module that allows you to execute direct PostgreSQL commands within a JavaScript environment. It also features a Query Builder for efficiently retrieving, writing, updating, and deleting data from CSV files.

Code Example

Below is an exmple of how to use the CommandORM.

// The postgresSQL ORM/QueryBuilder and CSV QueryBuilder
import { Model, CSVDatabase } from 'commandORM';

const config = {
    user: 'user-name',
    host: 'your-host', 
    database: 'your-db-name',
    password: 'your-password',
    port: 'your-port',
    allowExitOnIdle: true, 
    // this way you don't have to wait for program to finish after the query
    _schemaName: 'your-schema-name',
};

const model = new Model(config);
const sqlTableContents = await model.table('your-table-name').select().get();
// Closes all connections to postgreSQL
await model.close();

// CommandORM already has a folder with a CSV file inside
const db = new CSVDatabase('./commandORM/DB') 
const csvContents = await db.table('index.csv').select().get();

Installation

Need to have Node.js installed.

  1. Clone the repo
    git clone https://github.com/verg87/commandORM.git 
  2. Install dependencies
    npm install  

Or you can just install it with npm.

npm i commandorm

Testing

This project uses jest for testing. To run tests use:

npm test

Coverage

CommandORM has almost 100% test coverage

Coverage report

To create a coverage report, use this command:

npm test --coverage