duckdb-tinyorm
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TinyORM for Duckdb, easy setup
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DuckDB Tiny ORM
Usage:
import 'reflect-metadata';
import { DuckDbRepository, Entity, Repository, DataTypeDecorator, BaseRepository, Id ,DuckDbLocation, DuckDbConfig } from 'duckdb-tinyorm';
//create instance in memory or use File, if File is specfied need to specify the filename
const duckDbRepository: DuckDbRepository = DuckDbRepository.getInstances({name: 'default', location: DuckDbLocation.Memory, filename: undefined})
@Entity
export class Subject {
constructor(id: string = "", name?: string, description?: string, year: number = (new Date()).getFullYear()) {
this.Id = id;
this.Name = name;
this.Description = description;
this.Year = year;
}
@Id()
@DataTypeDecorator('VARCHAR')
Id: string ;
@DataTypeDecorator('VARCHAR')
Name?: string;
@DataTypeDecorator('VARCHAR')
Description?: string;
@DataTypeDecorator('INT')
Year: number;
}
@Repository(Subject)
class SubjectRepository extends BaseRepository<Subject, string> {
constructor() {
super(duckDbRepository);
}
}
async function test() {
const subjectRepository = new SubjectRepository();
const subject1 = new Subject('JB', "Java Basic", "Java Basic", 2024);
const subject2 = new Subject('OOP', "Java OOP", "Java Object Oriented Programming", 2024);
//save records (as for now just insert a new record)
await subjectRepository.save(subject1);
await subjectRepository.save(subject2);
//find all records
const result = await subjectRepository.findAll();
console.table(result);
//find records by primary key
const subjectFound1: Subject = await subjectRepository.findById("JB");
console.info(subjectFound1);
const subjectFound2: Subject = await subjectRepository.findById("OOP");
console.info(subjectFound2);
//delete one record by primary key
await subjectRepository.removeById("JB");
const amenities = await subjectRepository.findBy({ Year: 2024 }, ["Year"]);
console.table(amenities);
}
test();