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tablora

v1.0.4

Published

A lightweight ORM for TypeScript with SQLite support.

Readme

Tablora - Lightweight TypeScript ORM

Tablora is a simple, lightweight ORM for TypeScript, providing a flexible way to manage data using either SQLite or JSON storage. It offers a robust Query Builder, logging capabilities, and an intuitive API for handling CRUD operations efficiently.

🚀 Features

✔ Supports both SQLite and JSON storage (user can choose at startup).
✔ Simple and intuitive Query Builder for advanced filtering.
Logging system with colored output using Chalk.
Lightweight and easy to integrate into any TypeScript project.
Flexible and scalable architecture for future enhancements.

📦 Installation

npm install tablora

🎯 Usage

1️⃣ Initialize a Table

import { Table } from "tablora";
import { User } from "./models/User";
import logger from "./utils/logger";

const usersTable = new Table<User>("users");

2️⃣ Create Records

usersTable.create({ name: "Alice", age: 25 });
usersTable.create({ name: "Bob", age: 30 });

3️⃣ Retrieve Records

console.log(usersTable.findAll());
console.log(usersTable.findById(1));

4️⃣ Update Records

usersTable.update(1, { age: 26 });

5️⃣ Delete Records

usersTable.delete(2);

6️⃣ Query Builder Example

const results = usersTable.query()
    .where("age", ">", 20)
    .orderBy("name", "asc")
    .get();
console.log(results);

⚡ Logging System

Tablora uses a logging system to track operations. By default, logs are displayed in the console.

Example output:

🚀 Adding new users...
🔹 User created: { id: 1, name: "Alice", age: 25 }
🔹 User created: { id: 2, name: "Bob", age: 30 }

📂 Storage Options

When initializing the database, you can choose between SQLite or JSON storage:

import { DatabaseManager } from "tablora";

const db = DatabaseManager.getInstance("sqlite"); // or "json"

📜 License

MIT License. Free to use and modify. 🚀


Happy Coding with Tablora! 🎉