sequelize-util

is a simple way to organice your sequelice models, connections...

Installing

npm install --save sequelize-util

Setting up a connection

var SequelizeUtil = require("sequelize-util");

var db = SequelizeUtil({
	engine: "mysql", //(oracle, mysql)
	host:"localhost",
	dbName:"example",
	user:"root",
	password:"gar",
	models:"your path directory where file models are.",
	//connectionString: "ora.." if engine is oracle
}, "example-dev");

Your first model

Create a folder where put your model.js filename: person.js

var Sequelize = require('sequelize');
var persons = function  (sequelize) {
	var model = this.define('persons',{
		id : {
			type: Sequelize.INTEGER,
			primaryKey: true,
			autoIncrement: true
		},
		name : {
			type: Sequelize.STRING
		},
		lastname : {
			type: Sequelize.STRING
		},
		email : {
			type: Sequelize.STRING
		},
		age : {
			type: Sequelize.INTEGER
		}

	},{
		tableName: 'person',
		name: {plural:'persons', singular:'person'},
		timestamps: false,
		
		getterMethods:{
			fullname: function () {
				return this.name+' '+this.lastname;
			}
		},
	});
	//model.removeAttribute('id');
	//model.belongsTo(this.get('project'));
}

module.exports = persons;

Your first query

var db = require('sequelize-util').getSchema("example-dev");

db.persons.findAll().then(function(users) {
  console.log(users)
});

Syncing

var db = require('sequelize-util').getSchema("example-dev");

db.sync().then(function(){
	console.log("Sync Done :D");
}).error(function(err){
	console.log("Sync err:");
	console.log(err);
})