ezobjects-mysql
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Comparing version 10.0.6 to 10.0.7
const docket = require(`docket-parser`); | ||
docket.title(`EZ Objects v10.0.6`); | ||
docket.title(`EZ Objects v10.0.7`); | ||
docket.linkClass(`text-success`); | ||
docket.parseFiles([`index.js`]); | ||
docket.generateDocs(`docs`); |
{ | ||
"name": "ezobjects-mysql", | ||
"version": "10.0.6", | ||
"version": "10.0.7", | ||
"description": "Easy dynamic object generation with optional MySQL table linking", | ||
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# EZ Objects - MySQL Edition - v10.0.6 | ||
# EZ Objects - MySQL Edition - v10.0.7 | ||
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There are a couple other examples available that use a broader range of the abilities of EZ Objects MySQL: | ||
There is another example available that demonstrates the browserify'd capabilities of EZ Objects by loading client-side over an Ajax back-end: | ||
* [Example Full](example-full.js) - An example where all data types are demonstrated to be operationald, including loading of custom child objects, along with an example where the `mysqlType`, `saveTransform`, and `loadTransform` of a property configuration are overridden. | ||
* [Example Nested Server](example-nested.js) - An example where client-side loading of EZ Objects is demonstrated by way of a browserify'd EZ Object model configurations, including loading of custom child objects. | ||
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