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Footrest lets you define models that will be backed by a Couch database. It tries to work in exactly the way you'd expect it to, with an ActiveModel-esque API.
Whilst it's still being put together, footrest will support callbacks (beforeSave, afterSave, etc) and validations.
See below for examples.
Footrest was designed to be used in CoffeeScript. For now, using it in Javascript will be an exercise for the reader as it ties in nicely with CoffeeScript's classical inheritance.
Read the tests for a better idea how footrest can be used until better documentation is available
npm test
Hopefully this feels as natural to you as it does to me.
Model = require('footrest').Model
# this can be set per-model in the class definition, at runtime, etc
Model.database = require('footrest').database('footrest')
class Animal extends Model
@type 'Animal'
@attr 'species', 'name'
class Dog extends Animal
@attr 'name'
@attr 'species', default: 'dog'
@attr 'breed', default: 'greyhound'
@attr('bites', default: true)
strokeable: ->
@cute or not @bites
class Terrier extends Dog
@attr 'breed', default: 'west_highland_terrier'
@attr 'bites', default: false
@attr 'cute', default: true
spot = new Dog
name: 'Spot'
oscar = new Terrier(name: 'Oscar')
oscar.strokeable() # => true
spot.strokeable() # => false
oscar.species # => 'dog'
oscar.cute = false
oscar.bites = true
oscar.strokeable() # => true
oscar.id # => null
oscar.hello # => undefined
oscar.save (success) ->
oscar.id # => "73e98a88a53cbd6d9028a03d6e004fe4"
oscar.rev # => "1-c3f75784f5f9a82faadac4ded1306412"
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Lightweight CouchDB ODM written in CoffeeScript
We found that footrest 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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