A modern ES6 class-based event-driven ORM for client-side or server-side JavaScript.
Cannery syncs data with an outside datasource, so you don't have to think about Ajax or database interactions in your application.
Cannery models are composed as nested getters and setters. You define your data structure once and then Cannery is able to stub out your data structure with nested objects, arrays and relational data types before your data is even loaded. This is awesome for writing applications because it means you never have to wrap anything in a conditional.
Here is a simple example of setting up a Cannery model:
import Cannery from 'cannery';
const { StringType, NumberType } = Cannery.Types;
class Monkey extends Cannery.Root {
getFields () {
return {
name: StringType,
age: NumberType
};
}
}
const george = new Monkey();
george
.set('name', 'George')
.get('name'); // GeorgeThis is just touching the surface, of course, for a more in-depth guide, checkout out our documentation.
We encourage you to contribute to Cannery by submitting bug reports and pull requests through Github.
Cannery is released under The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) [2015] [Aloompa LLC]
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