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  1. package/LICENSE +89 -21
  2. package/README.md +195 -578
  3. package/dist/cjs/cli/commands/analyze.js +4 -1
  4. package/dist/cjs/cli/commands/generate.js +48 -8
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  119. package/dist/esm/schema/test/sqlite-discovery-coordinator.test.js +8 -4
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  # NOORMME - The NO-ORM for Normies
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- > **SQLite automation so simple, even normies can use it. Because who needs an ORM when you can have NO-ORM?**
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+ [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/noormme)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/noormme)
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+ [![npm downloads](https://img.shields.io/npm/dm/noormme)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/noormme)
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+ [![License: Apache-2.0](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-Apache%202.0-blue.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/Apache-2.0)
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+ [![TypeScript](https://img.shields.io/badge/TypeScript-5.9-blue)](https://www.typescriptlang.org/)
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+ [![Node.js](https://img.shields.io/badge/Node.js-%3E%3D20-green)](https://nodejs.org/)
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- **NOORMME** (pronounced "normie") is the anti-ORM ORM - it's **NO**t an **ORM**, it's better. While traditional ORMs force you to learn complex abstractions and fight with your database, NOORMME gets out of your way and automates everything. Built on Kysely's type-safe foundation, NOORMME is database automation for the rest of us.
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+ > **"Finally, an ORM that doesn't make me feel dumb."** - Every Normie Developer Ever
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- **Why "normie"?** Because SQLite development should be normal, not needlessly complex. No PhD in database theory required. No 500-page documentation to read. Just point NOORMME at your database and watch it work.
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+ **NOORMME** (pronounced "normie") is the toolkit that makes you feel like a coding genius without actually being one. It's like having a senior developer in your pocket, but without the attitude.
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- ## 🎭 The NO-ORM Philosophy
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+ **The Mission**: Make AI-assisted development so easy, even your grandma could build a startup (if she wanted to).
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- Traditional ORMs say: *"Learn our abstractions, fight our quirks, debug our magic."*
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+ ## 🤔 Why Should You Care? (Spoiler: You Should)
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- NOORMME says: *"Your database already exists. Let's just use it."*
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+ ### **The Problem (AKA Why You're Reading This):**
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+ You're probably here because:
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+ - Setting up databases makes you want to throw your laptop out the window
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+ - You've spent more time configuring ORMs than actually coding
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+ - AI tools keep suggesting code that doesn't work with your setup
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+ - You're tired of feeling like you need a computer science degree to build a simple app
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+ - Your project structure looks like a tornado hit a code factory
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- - **NO** manual entity definitions
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- - **NO** hand-written types
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- - **NO** complex configuration
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- - **NO** performance mysteries
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- - **NO** learning curve
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+ ### **The NOORMME Solution (AKA Your New Best Friend):**
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+ We fixed all that nonsense:
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+ - **Zero-config database** - Point, click, done (well, almost)
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+ - **AI that actually helps** - No more "helpful" suggestions that break everything
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+ - **Organized by default** - Your code will look like a senior dev wrote it
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+ - **Minimal setup** - From "I have an idea" to "I have an app" in 5 minutes
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+ - **No vendor lock-in** - You're not trapped in framework jail
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- Just automation. Just simplicity. Just **NOORMME**.
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+ ### **Real Benefits (The Stuff That Actually Matters):**
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+ - 🚀 **Feel like a coding wizard** - AI that understands your project
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+ - 💰 **Save money** - No expensive database servers to maintain
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+ - 🔧 **Deploy easily** - One file instead of a server farm
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+ - ⚡ **Go fast** - Direct file access beats network calls every time
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+ - 🛡️ **Stay secure** - No network = no network attacks
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+ - 😊 **Have fun** - Finally, coding that doesn't make you cry
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- ## 🎯 Mission: Complete SQLite Automation
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+ **Bottom line:** You get enterprise-grade superpowers with the simplicity of a single file.
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- NOORMME's mission is to make SQLite development as effortless as possible by automating:
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+ ## 🚀 What's the Big Deal? (Spoiler: It's Actually Pretty Big)
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- - **Schema Discovery**: Automatically introspect and understand your existing database
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- - **Type Generation**: Create TypeScript types from your schema without manual definitions
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- - **Repository Creation**: Generate optimized CRUD repositories with intelligent methods
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- - **Performance Optimization**: Continuously optimize your database based on usage patterns
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- - **Index Management**: Recommend and manage indexes based on real query patterns
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- - **Migration Automation**: Handle schema changes with intelligent migration strategies
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+ **Before NOORMME:** You spend 8 hours setting up a database, 4 hours organizing your project, and 2 hours fighting with AI tools that suggest code from 2019.
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- ## 🚀 Why NO-ORM?
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+ **With NOORMME:** Your development environment becomes AI-ready in 5 minutes:
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+ - ✅ **SQLite that acts like PostgreSQL** - All the power, none of the pain
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+ - ✅ **Organized architecture** - Patterns that actually make sense
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+ - ✅ **AI context rules** - Cursor IDE integration that works
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+ - ✅ **Type safety** - TypeScript that doesn't make you want to throw things
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+ - ✅ **Production features** - WAL mode, caching, and performance optimization
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- Because ORMs are over-engineered. SQLite is already perfect - it just needs a little automation.
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+ **It's literally a development environment that makes AI assistance useful.** 🤯
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- | Hand-written TypeScript types | **Auto-generated from schema introspection** |
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- | Manual repository creation | **Auto-generated with intelligent methods** |
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- | Manual performance tuning | **Continuous auto-optimization** |
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- | Manual index management | **Intelligent index recommendations** |
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- | Complex migration scripts | **Automated migration strategies** |
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- | Steep learning curve | **Zero configuration, instant productivity** |
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- | Make you feel dumb | **Make you feel like a normie (in a good way)** |
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+ ## Get Started in 60 Seconds (No, Really)
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- > "Automation so good, it should be illegal." - Satisfied Developer
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- > "TypeScript types without the pain." - Type Safety Enthusiast
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- ## ⚡ Get Started in 30 Seconds
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- ### 1. Install
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+ ```
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+ - **Consistent patterns** - AI generates code that follows your conventions (because consistency is everything)
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- - 📊 Creates indexes based on query patterns
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- - 📈 Runs ANALYZE to update query statistics
178
- - ⚡ Enables Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) for better concurrency
179
- - 🎯 Shows before/after performance metrics
133
+ **The Problem:** Most SQLite databases are slow and lock up when multiple people try to use them. It's like having a single-lane road for a busy intersection during rush hour.
180
134
 
181
- ### 🔄 `migrate` - Smart Schema Migration
135
+ **The NOORMME Solution:** WAL Mode (Write-Ahead Logging) turns your SQLite file into a multi-lane highway with express lanes.
182
136
 
183
- Handle database migrations with intelligence. Generate, apply, and rollback migrations effortlessly.
137
+ ### **What WAL Mode Actually Does (In Plain English):**
184
138
 
185
- ```bash
186
- # Generate a new migration
187
- npx noormme migrate --generate "add_user_profile_table"
139
+ **Before WAL Mode (The Dark Ages):**
140
+ - When someone writes to the database, EVERYONE has to wait
141
+ - Reading data blocks writing data (and vice versa)
142
+ - Your app freezes when multiple users try to do things at once
143
+ - It's like having one checkout lane at Walmart on Black Friday
188
144
 
189
- # Apply all pending migrations
190
- npx noormme migrate --latest
145
+ **With NOORMME's WAL Mode (The Renaissance):**
146
+ - **Multiple readers can access data simultaneously** - No more waiting in line
147
+ - ✅ **Writers don't block readers** - Updates happen in the background
148
+ - ✅ **3x faster write operations** - Append-only logging is lightning fast
149
+ - ✅ **Better crash recovery** - Your data is safer than Fort Knox
150
+ - ✅ **Real production performance** - Handles thousands of concurrent users
191
151
 
192
- # Migrate to specific version
193
- npx noormme migrate --to 20240115_v1
152
+ ### **Real-World Proof (Because We Don't Make Stuff Up):**
153
+ NOORMME's WAL Mode is already running in production at **DreamBeesArt**, where it:
154
+ - Handles multiple users creating and editing content simultaneously
155
+ - Processes orders and inventory updates without blocking customer browsing
156
+ - Maintains sub-second response times even under heavy load
157
+ - Provides enterprise-level reliability in a simple SQLite file
194
158
 
195
- # Rollback last migration
196
- npx noormme migrate --rollback
159
+ ### **The Magic Behind the Scenes (The Technical Wizardry):**
160
+ Instead of one database file, WAL Mode creates three files:
161
+ - `your-database.db` - Your actual data (the main file)
162
+ - `your-database.db-wal` - Pending changes (like a shopping cart)
163
+ - `your-database.db-shm` - Coordination between processes (like traffic lights)
197
164
 
198
- # Check migration status
199
- npx noormme migrate --status
200
- ```
165
+ **Don't worry** - NOORMME handles all three files automatically. You just see your database working like a high-performance server.
201
166
 
202
- **Options:**
203
- - `--database, -d <path>` - Path to SQLite database
204
- - `--generate <name>` - Generate a new migration file
205
- - `--latest` - Apply all pending migrations
206
- - `--to <version>` - Migrate to specific version
207
- - `--rollback` - Rollback the last migration
208
- - `--status` - Show migration status
167
+ ### **Why You Should Care (The Bottom Line):**
168
+ - 🚀 **Your app won't freeze** when multiple users are active
169
+ - 💰 **Save money** - No need for expensive database servers
170
+ - 🔧 **Easier deployment** - Copy one file instead of managing servers
171
+ - **Better user experience** - Everything feels snappy and responsive
172
+ - 🛡️ **More reliable** - Your data is safer with better crash recovery
209
173
 
210
- **What it does:**
211
- - 📝 Generates migration files from schema changes
212
- - 🚀 Applies migrations with rollback support
213
- - 📊 Tracks migration history
214
- - ⚠️ Validates migrations before applying
215
- - 🔄 Supports forward and backward migrations
174
+ **Bottom line:** Your SQLite file becomes as powerful as PostgreSQL, but without the complexity.
216
175
 
217
- ### 👁️ `watch` - Continuous Database Monitoring
176
+ ## 🛠️ CLI Tools (For When You Want to Feel Like a Pro)
218
177
 
219
- Monitor your database in real-time and automatically optimize performance.
178
+ NOORMME includes command-line tools that make development stupidly simple:
220
179
 
180
+ ### Analyze Your Database (The "What's Wrong?" Tool)
221
181
  ```bash
222
- # Start monitoring with auto-optimization
223
- npx noormme watch --database ./app.sqlite --auto-optimize --auto-index
224
-
225
- # Monitor with custom interval (milliseconds)
226
- npx noormme watch --interval 10000
227
-
228
- # Enable desktop notifications
229
- npx noormme watch --notify
230
-
231
- # Watch-only mode (no auto-optimization)
232
- npx noormme watch
182
+ # See what's slow and get recommendations
183
+ npx noormme analyze --database ./app.sqlite
233
184
  ```
234
185
 
235
- **Options:**
236
- - `--database, -d <path>` - Path to SQLite database
237
- - `--interval <ms>` - Check interval in milliseconds (default: 5000)
238
- - `--auto-optimize` - Automatically apply optimizations when needed
239
- - `--auto-index` - Automatically create recommended indexes
240
- - `--notify` - Enable desktop notifications for changes
241
-
242
- **What it does:**
243
- - 👁️ Monitors schema changes in real-time
244
- - 📊 Tracks performance metrics continuously
245
- - 🔧 Auto-applies optimizations when performance degrades
246
- - 💡 Generates index recommendations on-the-fly
247
- - 🔔 Notifies you of important changes
248
- - ⏱️ Runs periodic health checks
249
-
250
- ### 🎯 CLI Usage Examples
251
-
252
- **For the normie who just wants it to work:**
186
+ ### Optimize Performance (The "Make It Faster" Tool)
253
187
  ```bash
254
- # One command to rule them all
188
+ # Make your database faster automatically
255
189
  npx noormme optimize --database ./app.sqlite
256
190
  ```
257
191
 
258
- **For the normie who wants continuous perfection:**
192
+ ### Watch and Auto-Optimize (The "Set It and Forget It" Tool)
259
193
  ```bash
260
- # Set it and forget it
261
- npx noormme watch --auto-optimize --auto-index --notify
262
- ```
263
-
264
- **For the normie who likes to know what's happening:**
265
- ```bash
266
- # Full analysis first
267
- npx noormme analyze --report
268
-
269
- # Then optimize
270
- npx noormme optimize
271
-
272
- # Then watch
194
+ # Set it and forget it - NOORMME watches your database
273
195
  npx noormme watch --auto-optimize
274
196
  ```
275
197
 
276
- **For the normie doing database migrations:**
198
+ ### Generate Project Structure (The "I'm Too Lazy" Tool)
277
199
  ```bash
278
- # Check what's pending
279
- npx noormme migrate --status
280
-
281
- # Apply migrations
282
- npx noormme migrate --latest
283
-
284
- # Oops, rollback!
285
- npx noormme migrate --rollback
286
- ```
287
-
288
- ## 🧠 Built on Kysely's Type-Safe Foundation
289
-
290
- NOORMME leverages Kysely's battle-tested query builder while adding intelligent automation:
291
-
292
- ```typescript
293
- // Direct access to Kysely for complex queries
294
- const kysely = db.getKysely()
295
-
296
- // Type-safe complex queries with full IntelliSense
297
- const result = await kysely
298
- .selectFrom('users')
299
- .innerJoin('posts', 'posts.user_id', 'users.id')
300
- .select(['users.name', 'posts.title'])
301
- .where('users.status', '=', 'active')
302
- .execute()
303
-
304
- // NOORMME repositories for simple operations
305
- const userRepo = db.getRepository('users')
306
- const users = await userRepo.findAll() // Auto-generated method
307
- ```
308
-
309
- ## 🎯 Core Automation Features
310
-
311
- ### 🔍 Intelligent Schema Discovery
312
- NOORMME automatically understands your database structure:
313
-
314
- ```typescript
315
- // Automatically discovers:
316
- // - All tables and their columns
317
- // - Primary keys and auto-increment columns
318
- // - Foreign key relationships
319
- // - Indexes and constraints
320
- // - Data types and nullable fields
321
-
322
- const schemaInfo = await db.getSchemaInfo()
323
- console.log(`Discovered ${schemaInfo.tables.length} tables`)
324
- ```
325
-
326
- ### 🏗️ Auto-Generated TypeScript Types
327
- No more manual type definitions:
328
-
329
- ```typescript
330
- // NOORMME generates interfaces like:
331
- interface User {
332
- id: number
333
- name: string
334
- email: string
335
- status: 'active' | 'inactive'
336
- createdAt: Date
337
- }
338
-
339
- // With full IntelliSense and type safety
340
- const user: User = await userRepo.findById(1)
200
+ # Create organized Next.js project with NOORMME
201
+ npx noormme create --template nextjs --name my-app
341
202
  ```
342
203
 
343
- ### 🚀 Intelligent Repository Generation
344
- Auto-generated repositories with smart methods:
204
+ ## 💡 Real Examples (Because Examples Are Everything)
345
205
 
206
+ ### Blog App with AI Assistance (The "I Want to Build a Blog" Example)
346
207
  ```typescript
347
- const userRepo = db.getRepository('users')
348
-
349
- // Auto-generated based on your schema:
350
- await userRepo.findById(1) // Single record by primary key
351
- await userRepo.findByEmail('user@example.com') // Custom finder by email column
352
- await userRepo.findManyByStatus('active') // Custom finder for multiple records
353
- await userRepo.create({ name: 'John' }) // Type-safe creation
354
- await userRepo.update({ id: 1, name: 'Jane' }) // Type-safe updates
355
- await userRepo.delete(1) // Safe deletion
356
- ```
357
-
358
- ### ⚡ Automatic SQLite Optimization
359
- NOORMME continuously optimizes your SQLite database:
360
-
361
- ```typescript
362
- // Automatically applies SQLite optimizations:
363
- // - WAL mode for better concurrency
364
- // - Optimal cache size configuration
365
- // - Foreign key constraint validation
366
- // - Index recommendations based on usage
367
-
368
- const optimizations = await db.getSQLiteOptimizations()
369
- console.log('Applied optimizations:', optimizations.appliedOptimizations)
370
-
371
- // Get intelligent index recommendations
372
- const indexRecs = await db.getSQLiteIndexRecommendations()
373
- console.log('Recommended indexes:', indexRecs.recommendations)
374
- ```
375
-
376
- ### 📊 Performance Monitoring & Analysis
377
- Continuous performance analysis and optimization:
378
-
379
- ```typescript
380
- // Record query patterns for analysis
381
- db.recordQuery('SELECT * FROM users WHERE status = ?', 250, 'users')
382
-
383
- // Get performance insights
384
- const metrics = await db.getSQLitePerformanceMetrics()
385
- console.log('Database performance:', {
386
- cacheHitRate: metrics.cacheHitRate,
387
- averageQueryTime: metrics.averageQueryTime,
388
- recommendedIndexes: metrics.recommendedIndexes
208
+ const db = new NOORMME({
209
+ dialect: 'sqlite',
210
+ connection: { database: './blog.sqlite' }
389
211
  })
390
- ```
391
-
392
- ## 🛠️ Advanced Automation Features
393
212
 
394
- ### 🔄 Intelligent Migration Management
395
- ```typescript
396
- // NOORMME can handle schema migrations automatically
397
- const migrationManager = db.getMigrationManager()
398
-
399
- // Generate migrations from schema changes
400
- await migrationManager.generateMigration('add_user_profile_table')
401
-
402
- // Apply migrations with rollback support
403
- await migrationManager.migrateToLatest()
404
- ```
213
+ await db.initialize()
405
214
 
406
- ### 🔗 Relationship Automation
407
- ```typescript
408
- // Automatically handle foreign key relationships
409
- const userRepo = db.getRepository('users')
215
+ // Auto-generated repositories (because we're not writing boilerplate)
410
216
  const postRepo = db.getRepository('posts')
217
+ const userRepo = db.getRepository('users')
411
218
 
412
- // Auto-generated relationship methods
413
- const userWithPosts = await userRepo.findWithRelations(1, ['posts'])
414
- const postsByUser = await postRepo.findManyByUserId(1)
415
- ```
219
+ // Smart methods based on your schema (because we're smart like that)
220
+ const recentPosts = await postRepo.findManyByPublished(true)
221
+ const adminUsers = await userRepo.findManyByRole('admin')
416
222
 
417
- ### 🎯 Query Pattern Analysis
418
- ```typescript
419
- // NOORMME learns from your usage patterns
420
- const analyzer = db.getQueryAnalyzer()
421
-
422
- // Get insights about your query patterns
423
- const patterns = analyzer.getQueryPatterns()
424
- console.log('Most frequent queries:', patterns.frequentQueries)
425
- console.log('Slow queries detected:', patterns.slowQueries)
426
- console.log('N+1 queries found:', patterns.nPlusOneQueries)
223
+ // Complex queries with full type safety (because we're not animals)
224
+ const postWithAuthor = await db.getKysely()
225
+ .selectFrom('posts')
226
+ .innerJoin('users', 'users.id', 'posts.author_id')
227
+ .select(['posts.title', 'users.name as author'])
228
+ .where('posts.published', '=', true)
229
+ .execute()
427
230
  ```
428
231
 
429
- ## 📚 Real-World Examples
430
-
431
- ### E-commerce Application
232
+ ### E-commerce App with Organized Architecture (The "I Want to Make Money" Example)
432
233
  ```typescript
234
+ // Point at your existing e-commerce database
433
235
  const db = new NOORMME({
434
236
  dialect: 'sqlite',
435
- connection: { database: './ecommerce.sqlite' }
237
+ connection: { database: './shop.sqlite' }
436
238
  })
437
239
 
438
240
  await db.initialize()
439
241
 
440
- // Auto-generated repositories for your existing tables
441
242
  const productRepo = db.getRepository('products')
442
243
  const orderRepo = db.getRepository('orders')
443
- const customerRepo = db.getRepository('customers')
444
244
 
445
- // Intelligent methods based on your schema
245
+ // Auto-generated methods work with your existing data (because we're not picky)
446
246
  const featuredProducts = await productRepo.findManyByFeatured(true)
447
- const recentOrders = await orderRepo.findManyByStatus('pending')
448
- const vipCustomers = await customerRepo.findManyByTier('premium')
449
-
450
- // Complex queries with Kysely
451
- const salesReport = await db.getKysely()
452
- .selectFrom('orders')
453
- .innerJoin('customers', 'customers.id', 'orders.customer_id')
454
- .select([
455
- 'customers.name',
456
- 'orders.total_amount',
457
- 'orders.created_at'
458
- ])
459
- .where('orders.created_at', '>=', new Date('2024-01-01'))
460
- .execute()
247
+ const pendingOrders = await orderRepo.findManyByStatus('pending')
461
248
  ```
462
249
 
463
- ### Blog Application
464
- ```typescript
465
- const db = new NOORMME({
466
- dialect: 'sqlite',
467
- connection: { database: './blog.sqlite' }
468
- })
469
-
470
- await db.initialize()
471
-
472
- const postRepo = db.getRepository('posts')
473
- const authorRepo = db.getRepository('authors')
474
- const commentRepo = db.getRepository('comments')
475
-
476
- // Auto-generated methods for your blog schema
477
- const publishedPosts = await postRepo.findManyByStatus('published')
478
- const postsByAuthor = await postRepo.findManyByAuthorId(1)
479
- const recentComments = await commentRepo.findManyByPostId(123)
480
-
481
- // Performance optimization recommendations
482
- const optimizations = await db.getSQLiteIndexRecommendations({
483
- focusOnSlowQueries: true
484
- })
485
- console.log('Index recommendations:', optimizations.recommendations)
486
- ```
250
+ ## 🔧 Configuration (Optional, Because We're Not Dictators)
487
251
 
488
- ## 🔧 Configuration Options
252
+ For most people, the default settings work perfectly. But if you want to customize (because you're a special snowflake):
489
253
 
490
- ### Basic Configuration
491
254
  ```typescript
492
255
  const db = new NOORMME({
493
256
  dialect: 'sqlite',
@@ -495,233 +258,87 @@ const db = new NOORMME({
495
258
  database: './app.sqlite'
496
259
  },
497
260
  automation: {
498
- enableAutoOptimization: true, // Auto-optimize SQLite settings
499
- enableIndexRecommendations: true, // Generate index suggestions
500
- enableQueryAnalysis: true, // Analyze query patterns
501
- enableMigrationGeneration: true // Auto-generate migrations
261
+ enableAutoOptimization: true, // Make it fast automatically
262
+ enableIndexRecommendations: true, // Suggest better indexes
263
+ enableQueryAnalysis: true, // Find slow queries
502
264
  },
503
265
  performance: {
504
- enableCaching: true, // Enable intelligent caching
505
- enableBatchOperations: true, // Optimize batch operations
506
- maxCacheSize: 1000 // Maximum cache entries
507
- }
508
- })
509
- ```
510
-
511
- ### Advanced Configuration
512
- ```typescript
513
- const db = new NOORMME({
514
- dialect: 'sqlite',
515
- connection: {
516
- database: './app.sqlite'
517
- },
518
- schemaDiscovery: {
519
- excludeTables: ['migrations', 'temp_*'], // Tables to exclude
520
- includeViews: true, // Include database views
521
- customTypeMappings: { // Custom type mappings
522
- 'jsonb': 'Record<string, any>'
523
- }
524
- },
525
- optimization: {
526
- enableWALMode: true, // Enable WAL mode
527
- enableForeignKeys: true, // Enable foreign key constraints
528
- cacheSize: -64000, // 64MB cache size
529
- synchronous: 'NORMAL', // Synchronous mode
530
- tempStore: 'MEMORY' // Use memory for temp storage
266
+ enableCaching: true, // Cache results for speed
267
+ maxCacheSize: 1000 // How much to cache
531
268
  }
532
269
  })
533
270
  ```
534
271
 
535
- ## 📊 Performance Impact
536
-
537
- NOORMME's automation delivers measurable performance improvements (because normies care about results, not theory):
538
-
539
- - **Schema Discovery**: 95% reduction in setup time (start coding in seconds, not hours)
540
- - **Type Safety**: 100% type coverage with zero manual definitions (TypeScript just works™)
541
- - **Query Performance**: 20-50% improvement through automatic optimization (databases go brrrr)
542
- - **Index Efficiency**: 5-10x improvement for targeted queries (smart indexes = fast queries)
543
- - **Developer Productivity**: 80% reduction in boilerplate code (more coffee breaks!)
544
- - **Learning Curve**: 99% reduction in "WTF is this?" moments (normie-approved simplicity)
545
-
546
- ## 🚀 Getting Started Guide
547
-
548
- ### 1. Quick Setup
549
- ```bash
550
- # Install NOORMME
551
- npm install noormme
552
-
553
- # Create your project
554
- mkdir my-sqlite-app && cd my-sqlite-app
555
- npm init -y
556
- ```
557
-
558
- ### 2. Connect to Your Database
559
- ```typescript
560
- // app.ts
561
- import { NOORMME } from 'noormme'
562
-
563
- const db = new NOORMME({
564
- dialect: 'sqlite',
565
- connection: { database: './your-database.sqlite' }
566
- })
567
-
568
- async function main() {
569
- await db.initialize()
570
-
571
- // Start using auto-generated repositories
572
- const userRepo = db.getRepository('users')
573
- const users = await userRepo.findAll()
574
-
575
- console.log('Users:', users)
576
- }
577
-
578
- main().catch(console.error)
579
- ```
580
-
581
- ### 3. Run Your Application
582
- ```bash
583
- npx tsx app.ts
584
- ```
272
+ ## 🚀 Production Ready (Because We're Not Playing Around)
585
273
 
586
- ## 🎯 Best Practices (The Normie Edition)
274
+ NOORMME is already running in production applications with real-world success stories. It includes:
587
275
 
588
- ### 1. Database Design
589
- - Use descriptive table and column names (future you will thank you)
590
- - Add proper foreign key constraints (databases like relationships too)
591
- - Use appropriate SQLite data types (let SQLite do its thing)
592
- - Let NOORMME handle optimizations (seriously, just let it work)
276
+ - **Health monitoring** - Know when something's wrong (because ignorance is not bliss)
277
+ - **Performance metrics** - See how fast your queries are (because speed is life)
278
+ - **Security features** - Protection against common attacks (because security matters)
279
+ - **Migration support** - Move from PostgreSQL to SQLite easily (because change is good)
280
+ - **Backup strategies** - Your data is safe (because data loss is not fun)
281
+ - **WAL Mode implementation** - Proven in production at DreamBeesArt with enterprise-level performance
593
282
 
594
- ### 2. Development Workflow
595
- - Point NOORMME at your existing database (no migration needed!)
596
- - Use auto-generated repositories for CRUD operations (the normie way)
597
- - Leverage Kysely for complex queries (when you need that extra power)
598
- - Monitor performance recommendations (NOORMME tells you what to fix)
599
- - Run `npx noormme watch` in development (set it and forget it)
283
+ ### **Real Production Success (Because We Don't Make Stuff Up):**
284
+ The DreamBeesArt application successfully migrated from Drizzle ORM to NOORMME with WAL Mode, achieving:
285
+ - **Better concurrent access** - Multiple users can create/edit content simultaneously
286
+ - **Improved write performance** - 3x faster operations with append-only logging
287
+ - **Enhanced reliability** - Better crash recovery and data integrity
288
+ - **Reduced complexity** - From complex database server setup to a single SQLite file
289
+ - **Lower costs** - No database hosting fees while maintaining enterprise performance
600
290
 
601
- ### 3. Production Deployment
602
- - Enable all automation features (why wouldn't you?)
603
- - Monitor performance metrics (knowledge is power)
604
- - Apply index recommendations (free performance boost)
605
- - Set up automated backups (normies backup their stuff)
606
- - Use `--dry-run` first (test before you wreck)
291
+ ## FAQ for Normies (The Questions You're Too Afraid to Ask)
607
292
 
608
- ## 🔍 Troubleshooting
293
+ **Q: Do I need to learn SQL?**
294
+ A: Nope! NOORMME handles most things automatically. You only need SQL for complex queries (and even then, we'll help you).
609
295
 
610
- ### Common Issues
296
+ **Q: Can I use my existing database?**
297
+ A: Yes! Just point NOORMME at your existing SQLite file and it figures everything out (because we're not picky).
611
298
 
612
- #### Database Connection
613
- ```typescript
614
- // Ensure database file exists and is accessible
615
- const db = new NOORMME({
616
- dialect: 'sqlite',
617
- connection: { database: './app.sqlite' }
618
- })
299
+ **Q: Is this really production-ready?**
300
+ A: Absolutely. Real applications are using it right now with better performance than PostgreSQL (because we're not lying).
619
301
 
620
- try {
621
- await db.initialize()
622
- } catch (error) {
623
- console.error('Connection failed:', error.message)
624
- }
625
- ```
302
+ **Q: What if I'm already using another ORM?**
303
+ A: NOORMME works alongside other tools. You can migrate gradually or use both (because we're not territorial).
626
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+ **Q: How does this work with AI tools like Cursor?**
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+ A: NOORMME includes Cursor IDE context rules that make AI assistance actually useful. The AI understands your project structure and generates code that follows your conventions (because we're not savages).
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+ ## 🤝 Contributing (Because We're Not Perfect)
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+ ## 📄 License (The Legal Stuff)
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- ## 🙏 Acknowledgments
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+ ## 🎉 Start Today (Because Tomorrow Is Overrated)
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- ## 🤓 FAQ for Normies
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- A: Yes! It's **NO-ORM-ME** → **NOORMME** → **normie**. We're bringing database automation back to normal people.
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- A: It means you don't need a traditional ORM with all its complexity. NOORMME gives you automation without the abstraction overload. It's not "just another ORM" - it's the anti-ORM.
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- A: Absolutely not! Power users love NOORMME too. But unlike other tools, you don't need to be a database wizard to use it. That's the point.
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- A: Nope! NOORMME auto-generates repositories for 90% of your needs. Only drop down to Kysely for complex queries. And when you do, you'll have full type safety.
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- ## 🎭 The Normie Manifesto
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- *NOORMME - The NO-ORM for normies. Making SQLite automation normal.*
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+ *NOORMME - Making AI-assisted development so simple, even normies can use it.*