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firenze

v0.6.0

Published

2 years ago

ORM for relational databases.

Downloads

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firenze orm mysql database models

firenze.js

A database agnostic adapter-based object relational mapper (ORM) targetting node.js and the browser.

Visit http://firenze.js.org for documentation.

Key features

Database agnostic Adapter based architecture
Intituitive query builder
Migrations API (with rollback)
Highly extensible with Behavior pattern for Collections and Models
Promise based workflow
Strong and flexible validation system
CLI support
API for Transactions for supported adapters
Footprint of ~40kB minified file

The project is still under active development, and more features are expected to land in future releases.

Installation

With npm:

$ npm install --save firenze

$ bower install --save firenze

Available adapters

localStorage (for browser only)
Memory (works in both node and the browser)
MySQL
SQLite 3

Supports v0.2.x:

Redis

Available behaviors

Testing

Tests are written with mocha, and can be run via npm:

$ npm test

Thanks

The project couldn't have happened if there weren't other projects to be inspired from. A big thanks goes to these open source projects that directly or indirectly helped make it possible:

knex.js and bookshelf.js
CakePHP

License

MIT © Fahad Ibnay Heylaal