almaden v0.3.1

Almaden.js

Universal data adapter providing a normalized interface for interacting with data sources on servers and browsers.

import Database from "almaden";

const database = new Database({
	"debug": false,
	"client": "mysql",
	"connection": {
		"host": "localhost",
		"user": "root",
		"password": "",
		"database": "almaden_test"
	}
});

database
	.insert({name:"Bob"})
	.into("users")
	.results((error, rows) => {

	});

Quality and Compatibility

Every build and release is automatically tested on the following platforms:

If your platform is not listed above, you can test your local environment for compatibility by copying and pasting the following commands into your terminal:

npm install almaden
cd node_modules/almaden
gulp test-local

Features

Normalized Interface

Knex.js:

knex
	.select("*")
	.from("users")
	.where("id", 1);

knex("users")
	.insert({name:"Bob"});

knex.schema
	.createTable("users", tableConstructor);

Almaden.js:

database
	.select("*")
	.from("users")
	.where("id", 1);

database
	.insert({name:"Bob"})
	.into("users");

database
	.creatTable("users", tableConstructor);

Built-In Mocking

const mockResponseData = [
	{id:1,name:"Bob"},
	{id:2,name:"Gary"}
];

database.mock({
	"select * from users":
		mockResponseData,

	"select * from users where id=#$@#$":
		new Error("This is a mocked error response."),

	/select \* from users where id=[a-zA-Z]*/:
		new Error("ID must be numeric.")
});

database
	.select("*")
	.from("users")
	.results((error, rows) => {
		rows.should.eql(mockResponseData); // true
	});

database
	.select("*")
	.from("users")
	.where("id", "#$@#$")
	.results((error, rows) => {
		error.message.should.eql("This is a mocked error response.")
	});

database
	.select("*")
	.from("users")
	.where("id", "abc")
	.results((error, rows) => {
		error.message.should.eql("ID must be numeric.")
	});

Built-In Spying

const spyResponseData = [
	{id:1,name:"Bob"},
	{id:2,name:"Gary"}
];

//string or regex
let selectQuerySpy = database.spy("select * from `users`", spyResponseData);
let deleteQuerySpy = this.database.spy(/select * from `users` where `id` = '[0-9]*'/, {id: 5, name: "Jane"});

database
	.select("*")
	.from("users")
	.results((error, rows) => {
		rows.should.eql(spyResponseData); // true
	});

database
	.select("*")
	.from("users")
	.where("id", "1")
	.results((error, rows) => {
		//do something with Jane...
	});

selectQuerySpy.callCount.should.equal(1);
deleteQuerySpy.callCount.should.equal(1);

Portable Queries

const query = database.select("*");

typeof query; // Query

query.where("id", 4);

query.results((error, rows) => {
	// Do something with the results
});

Installation

Copy and paste the following command into your terminal to install Almaden:

npm install almaden --save

Import / Require

// ES6
import almaden from "almaden";

// ES5
var almaden = require("almaden");

// Require.js
define(["require"] , function (require) {
    var almaden = require("almaden");
});

Getting Started

More insights

In order to say something, you should know that almaden() ... (add your test here)

How to Contribute

See something that could use improvement? Have a great feature idea? We listen!

You can submit your ideas through our issues system, or make the modifications yourself and submit them to us in the form of a GitHub pull request.

We always aim to be friendly and helpful.

Running Tests

It's easy to run the test suite locally, and highly recommended if you're using Almaden.js on a platform we aren't automatically testing for.

npm test