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sequelize-yugabytedb

v1.0.6

Published

For Making Sequelize compatible with YugabyteDB

Downloads

471

Readme

sequelize-yugabytedb

Use the below command to install sequelize-yugabytedb package in your project

npm install sequelize-yugabytedb 

Steps to run the tests

  1. Make sure you have a YugabyteDB cluster up and running on your machine. Note: The tests are assuming the localhost and 5433 as default host and port for YugabyteDB cluster.
  2. Go to YugabyteDB installation directory and create a database test_sequelize:
    $ ./bin/ysqlsh -c "CREATE DATABASE test_sequelize"
  3. Move back to sequelize-yugabytedb directory and install dependencies by running:
    $ npm install
  4. To run the test, simply do:
    $ npm test

We will soon add a link to product documentation for using the package once uploaded in yugabyte docs.

If you encounter any bugs please file it in sequelize-yugabytedb project