Release Cherry3 Version 5.1.0 · Bes-js/cherry3

Cherry3 is a SQlite And PostgreSQL object modeling tool designed to work in an asynchronous environment.

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm install cherry3

$ npm install sqlite3 -g   # ( For SQlite )
$ npm install pg -g   # ( For PostgreSQL )

Other Installations:

$ yarn add cherry3

$ pnpm add cherry3

Features

Simple Setup: Get started quickly with minimal configuration.
SQlite And PostgreSQL Storage: Sqlite And PostgreSQL Will Come To Your Help Because It Is Compressed, Economical And Fast.
Asynchronous Operations: Perform Database Operations Asynchronously Using Promises.
Filter and Update: Easily filter and update records in your collections.

Documentation

=> Click Here

Usage

import { Model, Schema, Types } from 'cherry3';
/* const { Model, Schema, Types } = require('cherry3'); For CommonJS */

// Define a schema for a collection
const userSchema = Schema({
    username: { type: Types.String, default: 'fivesobes' },
    age: Types.Number,
    email: { type: Types.String, default: "support@luppux.com" },
    isAdmin: Types.Boolean,
    interests: Types.Array,
    balance: Types.Float,
    date: Types.Date
});

// Create a model for the "users" collection
const UserModel = new Model('Users', userSchema);


// Example data
const userData = {
  username: 'fivesobes',
  age: 20,
  email: 'support@luppux.com',
  isAdmin: false,
  interests: ['coding', 'reading', 'ertus-mom'],
};

(async () => {
// CRUD operations
  try {
    /* FIND USERS */

    // Find multiple users with conditions
    const users = await UserModel.find({ age: 20, isAdmin: false });
    console.log(users);


  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error performing CRUD operations:', error.message);
  }
})();

Settings File Definitions

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Types

import { Types } from 'cherry3';

Types.Number // Example => 5
Types.Object // Example => { test:"data text", test3: 5 } 
Types.Date // Example => 1.03.2024
Types.String // Example => "test data text"
Types.Boolean // Example => true or false
Types.Array // Example => [ "five" , "so" , 5 ]