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Extention that add Polymorphic Assocations in PostGraphile
Clickhouse-Schema is a TypeScript library that simplifies working with ClickHouse databases by allowing developers to effortlessly define table schemas in TypeScript. This approach not only ensures robust type safety but also significantly reduces develop
Le module sql-connector permet de gérer les connexions à une base de données MySQL, de définir des schémas de tables, et d'interagir avec les données de manière simple et efficace.
Declarative PostgreSQL schema management tool
A lightweight GraphQL server which use SQLite3 as data source.
Convenience layer for MSSQL/Tedious DB in Express app
For Create a Demo Database
A lightweight GraphQL server which use SQLite3 as data source.
Abstraction for creating other dux modules
Atom language support for 4D
Brave web search tool extension for pi
Rails-style sqlite ORM for React Native
Simple orm for expo
Nodejs MySQL ORM
Helpful startup framework for building RESTful service with PostgreSQL, MySQL
Library to manage databases for my applications.
This is an example of a Crawlee project.
Automatic scraper and indexer to Meilisearch of any website.
Convert FHIR JSON bundles into flat, LLM-friendly XLSX spreadsheets
Cassandra CQL ORM
Convert MySQL CREATE TABLE statements to golang model for gorm and more ...
Lightweight migration library in Node.js for NoSQL Document databases
Strongly-typed database migrations & querying, a wrapper around the [`pg`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pg) module.
PostgreSQL bootstrap plugin for Drasi
SQL engine backed by the Exoware API.
Provides an ergonomic way to define data models that are seamlessly converted into IndexedDB object stores, utilizing derive macros
Provides an ergonomic way to define data models that are seamlessly converted into IndexedDB object stores, utilizing derive macros
Create Cassandra tables and CRUD CQL prepared statements from Rust structs. (custom derive: cassandra_macro_derive)
Macros 1.1 implementation of #[derive(Cassandra)]
A MyBatis-plus-like ORM library for Rust with reflection, support sqlite, mysql, postgre, oracle and mssql.
Django-shaped batteries-included web framework for Rust: ORM + migrations + auto-admin + multi-tenancy + audit log + auth (sessions, JWT, OAuth2/OIDC, HMAC) + APIs (ViewSet, OpenAPI auto-derive, JSON:API) + jobs (in-mem + Postgres) + email + media (S3 / R2 / B2 / MinIO + presigned uploads + collections + tags) + production middleware (CSRF, CSP, rate-limiting, compression, idempotency, etc.).
Syntactic sugar for sqlx. Sqlo is another attempt to make a nice/pleasant API in Rust using relational database. Sqlo is built on top of sqlx and uses sqlx macros so you keep all the power of sqlx at compile time with less boiler plate. Right now, Sqlite, Postgres and MySql are supported
PostgreSQL source plugin for Drasi
Convert between SQLite/DuckDB databases and CSV directories
Easy support for interacting between SpacetimeDB and Rust.
Adds an add_primary_key method for Rails migrations.
This fakes the 'id' as primary key
Initializer to auto set ID, when PK is a uuid.
This is a simple gem to create big integer primary key for mysql and postgresql so that the auto increment is intact.
It's often advantageous to use integer primary keys, but it may be disadvantageous to expose the size of your database to open internet. This gem makes it easy to continue using an integer primary key internally in your code, while displaying a more obscure public primary key that does not give clues to the size of your database to your users.
If a primary_key value is passed in when importing using activerecord-import#import an error is raised
Boxey provides the [] element reference operator to ActiveRecord classes. # Installation Add this line to your Gemfile: `gem 'boxey'` # Configuration With the boxey gem installed, all ActiveRecord classes gain the [] method, which fetches by the class's primary_key by default. You may specify additional fields, presumably fields that validate uniqueness, by calling the boxey method. class User < ActiveRecord::Base boxey :id, :login, :email validates :login, uniqueness: true validates :email, uniqueness: true end # Use Given the configuration above: `User[1]` returns the first User with an id (or login or email) of `1`. `User['me@example.com']` returns the first User with an email (or id or login) of `'me@example.com'`. `[]` returns `nil` if no match is found.
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