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@reldens/storage

v0.30.0

Published

Reldens - Storage

Downloads

253

Readme

Reldens - GitHub - Release

Reldens - Storage

About this package

This package is designed to provide a standard drivers support for managing Reldens project data.

This way in any Reldens project we can trust that any driver implementation will have the exact same methods available to fetch and manage the project entities.

Every time you need to load, create, update or delete data in Reldens, the drivers from this package will be used.

Current features

The package currently has drivers to support two ORMs:

  • Objection JS (with Knex), for everything that's SQL related (this is our base and recommended package).
let server = new ObjectionJsDataServer({
    client: 'mysql',
    config: {
        user: 'reldens',
        password: 'reldens',
        database: 'reldens',
        port : 3306,
    }
});
  • Mikro-ORM, to offer support for nonSQL/MongoDB (this package is not finished, if you like to use it please contact us).
let server = new MikroOrmDataServer({
    client: 'mongodb',
    config: {
        user: 'reldens',
        password: 'reldens',
        database: 'test',
        port : 27017,
    },
    connectStringOptions: 'authSource=reldens&readPreference=primary&appname=MongoDB%20Compass&ssl=false',
    autoGenerateEntities: false,
    rawEntities: Object.values(rawRegisteredEntities)
});

Custom drivers

Through this package you can also create your own drivers (to support your own storage system) and later implement it on any Reldens project.

In order to do this, just extend the BaseDataServer and BaseDriver classes and fill all the required methods.

For last, on your Reldens implementation you just need to pass an instance of your data server to the server manager and you are done:

const appServer = new ServerManager(serverConfig, eventsManager, yourDriverInstance);

You can also check the skeleton implementation to see how it works.

For reference see Reldens GitHub: https://github.com/damian-pastorini/reldens/tree/master

Reldens

By DwDeveloper