mythix-orm 1.13.1 → 1.13.2
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package/README.md
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# mythix-orm
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Mythix ORM aims to replace Sequelize, Prisma, and the few other terrible solutions that the poor destitute Node community has to work with. Mythix ORM has been designed to replace all current ORMs for Node, with a focus on what is lacking in the community, namely good engineering, good documentation, and ease of use.
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Mythix ORMs feature set includes:
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1. An advanced, seamless, and powerful (yet simple) query engine that is easy to use, and works across database drivers, even for No-SQL databases.
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```javascript
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const { Model, Types } = require('mythix-orm');
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const SQLiteConnection = require('mythix-orm-sqlite');
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const { SQLiteConnection } = require('mythix-orm-sqlite');
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class User extends Model {
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## Notes
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1. The [WIKI](https://github.com/th317erd/mythix-orm/wiki) is still being worked on. Most of the documentation is complete, but there is still a lot more to write. Documentation is the main focus right now.
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1. The [WIKI](https://github.com/th317erd/mythix-orm/wiki) is still being worked on. Most of the documentation is complete, but there is still a lot more to write. Documentation is the main focus right now. If you have any questions, feel free to drop a line, or open an issue! We will be happy to answer any questions. We aren't "done" until our documentation is pristine.
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2. Right now there are only database drivers for [SQLite](https://www.npmjs.com/package/mythix-orm-sqlite) and [PostgreSQL](https://www.npmjs.com/package/mythix-orm-postgresql). More are planned, with a Mongo driver likely to land next, followed by MySQL. Help wanted!
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3. Check out the [Mythix](https://www.npmjs.com/package/mythix) web-app framework. It is also still in active development, and the documentation is poor (to say the least), but it is up and coming, and will soon have fantastic documentation, and even though still in active development is fully functional. To get started try `npx mythix-cli create 'Test App'`
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## Goals
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The `Mythix` suite of technologies are being developed to give a rock-solid full-stack to build web-apps on Node. I got tired of the piecemeal garbage that currently exist in the Node ecosystem for building apps. My end goal is to have `Mythix` technologies take the Node community by storm, providing top-notch technologies for developers to create amazing things. Get involved with me, and let's change the world for the better!
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The `Mythix` suite of technologies are being developed to give a rock-solid full-stack framework to build web-apps on Node. I got tired of the piecemeal garbage that currently exist in the Node ecosystem for building apps. My end goal is to have `Mythix` technologies take the Node community by storm, providing top-notch technologies for developers to create amazing things. Get involved with me, and let's change the world for the better!
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/// | `=` | Equality operator. If an `Array` of values is provided, then this will turn into a `IN` operation in the underlying database. |
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/// | `!=` | Inverse (not) equality operator. If an `Array` of values is provided, then this will turn into a `NOT IN` operation in the underlying database. |
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