@orbit/data
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Applies the primitives from @orbit/core to data sources. Includes the following elements:
A schema for defining models, including attributes and relationships.
Operations used to manipulate records (e.g. addRecord, removeRecord,
addToHasMany, etc.).
Transforms, which are composed of any number of operations, and must be performed transactionally.
A query language that allows query expressions to be composed in a flexible AST form.
A base Source class that can be used to abstract any source of data.
Sources can be decorated as pullable, pushable, queryable, syncable,
and/or updatable - each decorator provides a unique interface that allows
for transforms and queries to be applied as appropriate.
Install with yarn:
yarn add @orbit/data
Or with npm:
npm install @orbit/data
To install dependencies:
yarn install
Distributions can be built to the /dist directory by running:
yarn build
Test in CI mode by running:
yarn test
Test within a browser (at http://localhost:8080/) by running:
yarn start
Copyright 2014-2021 Cerebris Corporation. MIT License (see LICENSE for details).
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A flexible data access and synchronization layer.
We found that @orbit/data demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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