pseudb v1.1.5

PseuDB (Under Construction)

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1. Introduction
2. Model Conventions
3. Inserting & Updating Models
4. Deleting Models
5. Where Clauses
6. Schedule Frequency Options
7. Examples

Introduction

PseuDB is a library designed to simplify the process of creating and managing JSON-based databases with relational capabilities. This library enables developers to effortlessly create and interact with databases using models, providing a flexible and intuitive approach to working with data.

• JSON-based Database: PseuDB leverages the simplicity and flexibility of JSON to store and retrieve data, allowing you to easily manage your application's data without the need for a traditional database system.

• Model-driven Approach: With PseuDB, you can define models that represent your data structure and relationships. This approach enables you to create, query, and manipulate data using a familiar object-oriented paradigm.

• Relational Capabilities: PseuDB introduces relational capabilities to JSON-based databases. You can define relationships between models, such as one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many, to establish associations and efficiently retrieve related data.

• Querying and Filtering: PseuDB offers a rich set of querying and filtering options, enabling you to retrieve specific data based on various criteria. You can perform complex queries, apply filters, and sort data to extract the information you need efficiently.

Model Conventions

    const Model = require('pseudb');
    class User extends Model
    {
        static table = 'user';
        static fillable = [
            'id',
            'name',
            'age'
        ];
    }
    User.initialize();
    module.exports = User;

Inserting & Updating Models

Deleting Models

Where Clauses

    Model.where('name', '=', 'ivan')
         .where('age', '>', 35)
         .get();