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lovefield-node

v2.1.12

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Lovefield - A relational database for web apps (node fork)

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Readme

This is a node version of lovefield for easy usage of in-memory database with node.

Just use npm install lovefield-node then require('lovefield-node'), the rest should work exactly as in original docs.

Lovefield

Build Status NPM version Bower version

Lovefield is a relational database written in pure JavaScript. It provides SQL-like syntax and works cross-browser (currently supporting Chrome 37+, Firefox 31+, IE 10+, and Safari 10+).

Please visit our public forum for general Q&A, feedback, and discussions.

Quick Start

Frequently Asked Questions

Specification

Developer Setup

Design Documents

Lovefield is Day 98 of 100 days of Google Dev. This is a quick 7-minute video filmed in August 2015.

Live 30min overview presentation at JS.LA (February 2015): Watch on YouTube or Vimeo.