• UnderWorldDB is a proyect created for the motivation to use sqlite in react-native and expo to use like mongo db to dont'touch sqlite

** this is an example to how to use in a simple file

import UnderWorldDB from '@theevil24a/underworlddb'

const TestSchema = () => {
    return {
		db_name: "db.test",
        table_name: "Test",
        object: {
            _id: {
                not_null: true,
                primay_key: true
            },
            username: {
                foreign: {
                    collection: 'User',
                    key: '_id'
                },
                not_null: true
            },
            username: {
                not_null: true
            },
            numero: {
                not_null: true,
                type: 'INTEGER'
            },
            modifyAt: {
                default: new Date().getTime(),
                not_null: true
            },
            synchronization: {
                type: 'bit',
                default: 0,
                not_null: true
            }
        }
    }
}

export const ControllerTestInset = () => {
    let values = {
        _id: 'asdasdasdasd',
        idClient: 'asdasdasd',
        hnombre: 'asdasdasd',
        numero: 123123,
        modifyAt: new Date().getTime(),
        synchronization: 0
    }

    UnderWorldDB.insert( TestSchema(), values, ( error , response ) => {
        console.log({error})
        console.log('hi')
        console.log(response)
        if(!error){
        }
    });
}

export const ControllerTestFindAll = () => {
    UnderWorldDB.findAll( TestSchema(), ( error , response ) => {
        if(!error){
            console.log('hi')
            console.log(response)
        }
    });
}

export const ControllerTestUpdateSomting = () => {
    let values = {
        numero: 123123,
        modifyAt: new Date().getTime(),
        synchronization: 0
    }
    let id = 'asdasdasdasd'

    UnderWorldDB.updateSomting( TestSchema(), values, id, ( error , response ) => {
        if(!error){
            console.log('hi')
            console.log(response)
        }
    });
}