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treble

v0.1.0

Published

A node.js package that permits to handle 3 mySql databases at once ('admin', 'modele' and 'user') using Sequelize ORM.

Readme

treble

treble is a very basic node.js package that permits to handle 3 mySql databases at the same time using Sequelize ORM. Theses databases are named 'admin', 'modele' and 'user'.

How does it work ?

You have to initialize tha package by giving information about the admin database. 2 syntaxes are possible :

var treble = require("treble");
var Sequelize = require("sequelize");

var db3=treble(Sequelize, "mysql://user:[email protected]:9821/dbname");

or

var treble = require("treble");
var Sequelize = require("sequelize");

var db3=treble(Sequelize,"database","username","password","host",port);

db3.modele("database","username","password","host",port);
db3.user("database","username","password","host",port);

You can then get the sequelize objet for each database:

var admin = db3.admin();
var modele = db3.modele();
var user = db3.user();

Each database is opened and synced only when invoked for the first time.

You can also use this syntax :

var admin = db3.get('admin');
var modele = db3.get('modele');
var user = db3.get('user');

With this syntax you can access to a desired database, selected by an argument:

  // "db" is one of the values: 'admin','modele','user'
  // Also can be used the values : 'a', 'm' or 'u' instead
function access( db ) {
    return db3.get(db)
}

Logging

You can activate logging to have a trace of all executed sql commands. You can activate logging (default value is desactivated):

var treble = require("treble"),
    db3 = treble( require("sequelize"),"database","username","password","host",port).logging(true);

This tiny package has been written in order to be used in a much bigger project but still can be useful.