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jsorm

v1.3.22

Published

Javascript ORM

Downloads

119

Readme

jsorm

This library provides an interface to APIs following the JSONAPI spec. Though we're not striving for 1:1 compatibility with Active Record, you'll see it's the same basic usage, from scopes to error handling.

Written in Typescript but works in plain old ES5 as well. This library is isomorphic - use it from the browser, or from the server with NodeJS.

Build Status

Sample Usage

Please see our documentation page for full usage. Below is a Typescript sample:

import { JSORMBase, Model, Attr, HasMany } from "jsorm"

@Model()
class ApplicationRecord extends JSORMBase {
  static baseUrl = "http://localhost:3000"
  static apiNamespace = "/api/v1"
}

@Model()
class Person extends ApplicationRecord {
  static jsonapiType = "people"
    
  @Attr() firstName: string 
  @Attr() lastName: string
  
  @HasMany() pets: Pet[]
  
  get fullName() {
    return `${this.firstName} ${this.lastName}`
  }
}

@Model()
class Pet extends ApplicationRecord {
  static jsonapiType = "pets"
  
  @Attr() name: string
}

let { data } = await Person
  .where({ name: 'Joe' })
  .page(2).per(10)
  .sort('name')
  .includes("pets")
  .all()
  
let names = data.map((p) => { return p.fullName })
console.log(names) // ['Joe Blow', 'Joe DiMaggio', ...]

console.log(data[0].pets[0].name) // "Fido"