LazyBoy

LazyBoy Object Modeller

Oh my word... What have you done?

Somethings when using Couchdb you want a higher abstraction.

#How do I use this thing?

Below is a quick cheatsheet but the docs can be found http://garrensmith.com/LazyBoy

Defining a model

var Model = require('LazyBoy');

Model.define('User', {
  name: String
  surname: {type: String, default: "Rambo"}
})

Creating and saving a model

var user = Model.create('User', {name: "John", surname: "Rambo"});

user.save(function (err, saved_user) {
    // .. do some other stuff here
})

Finding a model

Finding by Id

var user_id = "123456";

var User = Model('User');
User.find(user_id, function (err, user) {
    // .. do something with the user
})

Find all

Will return an array of all documents that fit the criteria

var User = Model('User');
User.all(function (err, users) {
    // .. do something with the user
})

Find by criteria

Will return an array of all documents that fit the criteria

var User = Model('User');
User.where(name,"Ben", function (err, users) {
    // .. do something with the user
})

Logging

To see in detail what is happening the logging can be turned on. This can be done by

require('LazyBoy').logger.setLogLevel(1);

LazyBoy uses Coloured logger under the covers and uses the same log levels

#What needs doing?

• Chainable callbacks
• Count query
• Define model_type field stored in db
• Multiple db support
• Improved logging
• More advance querying

#Changelog 25 July 2012 - Bug fixes, change tests to mocha 20 July 2012 - Added toJSON function on Document 11 Nov 2011 - Added Validations using node-validator 13 Sep 2011 - Add Id to serialised model 11 Sep 2011 - Add Before And After Remove Callbacks (Donnie Hedin) 17 Aug 2011 - Add support for custom methods

#Contributors

• Donnie Hedin (sofa420)
• 8bitDesigner