@alexmitchell/melondb 0.1.0 → 0.1.1
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package/README.md
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WatermelonDB requires each field to be assigned manually. TypeScript can catch a wrong type when it is assigned to a typed model property, but it does not check `draft` as a complete `notes` payload at the database call. A missing assignment is easy to overlook, and the `"notes"` string is not tied to the `NoteModel` type argument.
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Once [configured](#setup), **MelonDB** reduces the same operation to:
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```ts
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const noteId = await melon.insert("notes", draft);
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WatermelonDB requires each field to be assigned manually. TypeScript can catch a wrong type when it is assigned to a typed model property, but it does not check `draft` as a complete `notes` payload at the database call. A missing assignment is easy to overlook, and the `"notes"` string is not tied to the `NoteModel` type argument.
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MelonDB uses `"notes"` to infer `TableData["notes"]`, then checks `draft` against it. A missing required property or a value with the wrong type—such as `body: 123`—causes a TypeScript error at the `insert` call. An unknown table name is rejected too.
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package/package.json
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