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starchart

v0.0.2

Published

A general purpose Cosmos architecture and SDK

Downloads

4

Readme

Starchart

|🚧 WARNING: Alpha software. Under heavy development. Breaking changes at anytime 🚧 |

Starchart is an opinionated SDK for Azure Cosmos DB with baked in best practices for storing documents and relationships

Installation

npm install starchart

Typescript Quick Start

import { createClient } from "starchart";

const client = createClient({
  endpoint: "https://your-cosmos-endpoint.cosmos.azure.com",
  key: "your cosmos key"
});

const container = client.database("production").container("todos");

async function main() {
  // Create a new todo
  const todo = await container.save({
    title: "Try out Starchart",
    state: "started"
  });
  todo.state = "done";

  // Update a todo
  container.save(todo);

  // Delete a todo
  container.destroy(todo);
}

main();

A complete backend for TodoMVC can be found in examples/todo-backend that shows the full API surface

Why?

Many newcomers to NoSQL databases find it difficult to model data. Developers with SQL backgrounds will rely on patterns that are anti-patterns in NoSQL:

  • SQL patterns

    • Table per entity
    • Normalized
    • Retrieve data with single complex query
  • NoSQL patterns

    • Single table for all entities
    • Denormalized
    • Retrieve data with multiple simple queries

Rather than force a developer to learn these new patterns upfront, Starchart bakes them straight into the SDK. It is always possible to fall back to the standard @azure/cosmos SDK for full control.

Contributing

Contributions welcome!

Developement

npm install - Install all production and development dependencies

Testing

npm test - Runs test locally against a simulated Cosmos backend

All PRs will run tests on Github Actions