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Composable data stores for node.js and the browser. Dad's small ~300 SLOC codebase implements only methods that are common in most datastores. This includes models, validation and persistance.
No assumptions about your backend are made. Through adapters you can synchronize your data with any backend. Official adapters exist for HAL, REST and LocalStorage.
$ npm i --save dad
var store = require('dad');
var books = store('books');
// attributes
books
.baseUrl('api.mysite.com/books')
.schema({
title: {type: 'string', required: true},
author: {type: 'string', required: true},
pages: {type: 'number}
});
// transactions
books.add({title: 'Ferrets', author: 'Tobi', pages: 12});
books.update({cid: 0, title: 'Lizards', author: 'Tobi', pages: 12});
Create a named store.
var store = require('dad');
var books = store('books');
var chapters = store('chapters');
Define the schema for the store.
books
.schema({
title: {type: 'string', required: true},
author: {type: 'string', required: true},
pages: {type: 'number}
});
Define the base url for store server persistance.
books.baseUrl('api.mysite.com/books');
Validate a value against a property on the model.
books.validate('name', 'Tobi');
Check if an object accounts for all properties demanded by the model.
books.allAccountedFor({foo: 'bar', baz: 'bin'});
Save a record or an array of records to the store. Records get a {Number} cid
assigned automatically. Emits an add event when completed.
chapters.add([
{name: 'chapter 1', pages: 2},
{name: 'chapter 2', pages: 6},
{name: 'chapter 3', pages: 4}
]);
books.add({
title: 'Fatherly jokes',
author: 'Tobi',
pages: 12,
chapters: [0]
});
Get a record from the store at cid.
var fatherlyJokes = books.get(0);
// -> {
// cid: 0,
// title: 'Fatherly jokes',
// author: 'Tobi',
// pages: 12,
// chapters: [{
// cid: 0,
// name: 'chapter 1',
// pages: 2
// }]
// };
Update a record at cid. Emits an update event when completed.
chapters.update()
Remove a record from the store at cid. Emits a remove event when completed.
chapters.remove(2);
Persist the record changes to the backend. Can be provided with optional HTTP headers. Emits a push event when completed, else it emits an error event.
books.push();
books.push({
API_KEY: 'mysecretkey',
ANOTHER_HEADER: 'some value'
});
Fetch records from the server over HTTP. Can be provided with optional HTTP
headers. Emits a fetch event when completed, else it emits an error event.
books.fetch();
books.fetch({
API_KEY: 'mysecretkey',
ANOTHER_HEADER: 'some value'
});
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The npm package dad receives a total of 31 weekly downloads. As such, dad popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that dad 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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