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A small ORM that combines ImmutableJS and knex.
Models are just Immutable Maps and have no database related instance methods. All querying is done statically from the model's class.
Generate a new model (and migration):
klein new model NAME [field:type [field:type]]
Generate a new migration:
klein new migration NAME
Run any pending migrations:
klein db migrate
And rollback the last migration group:
klein db rollback
Get the current schema version:
klein db version
Get the schema (for a table):
klein db schema [table]
const Klein = require('klein').connect(process.env.DATABASE_URL);
const Users = Klein.model('users');
A more full example:
const Users = Klein.model('users', {
defaults: {
id: Klein.uuid,
full_name (properties) {
return properties.first_name + ' ' + properties.last_name;
}
},
relations: {
projects: { has_and_belongs_to_many: 'projects' }
department: { belongs_to: 'department' }, // assumes department_id
shirts: { has_many: 'shirts', dependent: true } // deleting this user will delete all of their shirts
},
contexts: {
simple: ['list', 'of', 'field', 'names'], // only these fields are included in the resulting object
derived (user) { // given an Immutable.Map, return an Immutable.Map
return user.merge({
full_name: [user.get('first_name'), user.get('last_name')].join(' ')
});
}
}
})
const Users = Klein.model('users');
Users.create({ name: 'Nathan' }).then(user => {
user.get('name'); // => Nahtan
});
Users.create([{ name: 'Nathan' }, { name: 'Lilly' }]).then(users => {
users.count(); // => 2
});
Users.where({ email: 'test@test.com' }).first().then(user => {
// user is an instance of Immutable.Map
user = user.set('name', 'Test');
Users.save(user).then(updated_user => {
user.get('name');
});
});
Users.find(1).then(user => {
user.get('id'); // 1
});
Users.all().then(users => {
// users is an instance of Immutable.List
Users.json(users);
});
user = user.set('first_name', 'Nathan');
Users.save(user).then(user => {
user.get('updated_at'); // Just then
});
Saving a model that has relations
attached will also attempt to save the attached related rows.
Users.destroy(user).then(user => {
// user is the user that was just destroyed
});
Any dependent related records will also be destroyed (see down further in Associations/Relations).
const Users = Klein.model('users', {
defaults: {
id: Klein.uuid,
full_name (properties) {
return properties.first_name + ' ' + properties.last_name;
},
is_admin: false
}
});
Users.create({ first_name: 'Nathan', last_name: 'Hoad' }).then(user => {
user.get('full_name'); // Nathan Hoad
});
Models can be converted to json and include either all fields or only selected fields based on a context mapper.
Contexts are defined on the model:
const Users = Klein.model('users', {
contexts: {
simple: ['list', 'of', 'field', 'names'], // only these fields are included in the resulting object
derived (user) { // given an Immutable.Map of the instance, return a Map or object
return user.merge({
full_name: [user.get('first_name'), user.get('last_name')].join(' ')
});
}
}
});
// users is an Immutable.List
Users.json(users);
Users.json(users, 'simple');
Users.json(users, 'derived');
Users.json(users);
// user is an Immutable.Map
Users.json(user);
Users.json(user, 'simple');
Users.json(user, 'derived');
Define relations
on the collection:
const Users = Klein.model('users', {
relations: {
projects: { has_and_belongs_to_many: 'projects' }
department: { belongs_to: 'department' }, // assumes department_id
shirts: { has_many: 'shirts', dependent: true } // deleting this user will delete all of their shirts
}
});
Set them on a model and save them. Anything that hasn't already been saved will be saved.
let new_project = {
name: 'Some cool project'
};
let new_user = {
name: 'Nathan',
projects: [new_project]
};
Users.create(new_user).then(user => {
user.get('projects'); // => Immutable.List [ Immutable.Map of { id, name: 'Some cool project', created_at, updated_at } ]
})
And then retrieve them.
Users.include('projects').all().then(users => {
users.first().get('project');
});
To wrap your actions inside a transaction just call:
const Klein = require('klein').connect(process.env.DATABASE_URL);
const Users = Klein.model('users');
const Hats = Klein.model('hats');
Klein.transaction(transaction => {
let nathan = {
name: 'Nathan'
};
return Users.create(nathan, { transaction }).then(user => {
return Hats.create({ type: 'Cowboy' }, { transaction });
});
}).then(() => {
// User and Hat are both committed to the database now
}).catch(err => {
// Something failed and both User and Hat are now rolled back
});
FAQs
A small ORM that combines ImmutableJS and knex
The npm package klein receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, klein popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that klein demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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