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Official Object Document Mapper (ODM) for [Diana DB](https://diana-db.com) – a fast, ACID-compliant No-SQL database.
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**Diana DB**is a **column-oriented**, **schema-controlled**NoSQL database built entirely in **TypeScript**and compiled to JavaScript. It runs as a standalone **Node.js application**or as a **Docker container**via our official image.
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## What makes Diana DB unique?
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### Column-Oriented Storage
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Each inserted document is decomposed into primitive values and stored in specialized data structures — one per field. In practice, this means every property acts like an index, enabling **fast insertion, updates, and lookups**.
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### Schema Enforcement
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Diana DB is schema-controlled, enforcing strict data rules at the structural level to ensure **integrity**and **consistency**across your data.
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## Key Features
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- **Security**
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All client-server communication is encrypted with **no key exchange**during connection. Without the correct credentials, data access or tampering is impossible.
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- **High Performance**
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Diana DB is optimized for **speed and scalability**, built for high-throughput workloads.
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- **Resilience**
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It automatically persists data and restores it on server restart, ensuring **robust recovery**.
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- **Special Column Types**
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- `TIME`: query across dates (e.g. all Mondays in April and June 2020)
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- `POSITION`: spatial queries (e.g. within a polygon or radius)
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- **Built-in Migrations**
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Native support for **migrations**— no external tools required.
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- **Non-blocking Transactions**
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Reliable, consistent operations with **non-blocking transaction support**.
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- **Multi-field Sorting**
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Order your query results by multiple fields with ease.
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- **Transform Queries**
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Apply powerful transformations to documents — similar in spirit to **MongoDB aggregations**.
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## Roadmap & Feedback
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We are continuously evolving Diana DB and actively expanding its capabilities as it moves through **beta**.
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Your **feedback and ideas**are always welcome — help us shape the future of Diana DB.
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Visit the official ODM documentation: [https://diana-db.com/odm](https://diana-db.com/odm)
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MIT © [Data Bikers Limited](https://databikers.com)
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