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import { DataTypes, Database, Model, PostgresConnector } from 'https://deno.land/x/denodb/mod.ts';

const connection = new PostgresConnector({
  host: '...',
  username: 'user',
  password: 'password',
  database: 'airlines',
});

const db = new Database(connection);

class Flight extends Model {
  static table = 'flights';
  static timestamps = true;

  static fields = {
    id: { primaryKey: true, autoIncrement: true },
    departure: DataTypes.STRING,
    destination: DataTypes.STRING,
    flightDuration: DataTypes.FLOAT,
  };

  static defaults = {
    flightDuration: 2.5,
  };
}

db.link([Flight]);

await db.sync({ drop: true });

await Flight.create({
  departure: 'Paris',
  destination: 'Tokyo',
});

// or

const flight = new Flight();
flight.departure = 'London';
flight.destination = 'San Francisco';
await flight.save();

await Flight.select('destination').all();
// [ { destination: "Tokyo" }, { destination: "San Francisco" } ]

await Flight.where('destination', 'Tokyo').delete();

const sfFlight = await Flight.select('destination').find(2);
// { destination: "San Francisco" }

await Flight.count();
// 1

await Flight.select('id', 'destination').orderBy('id').get();
// [ { id: "2", destination: "San Francisco" } ]

await sfFlight.delete();

await db.close();

First steps

Setting up your database with DenoDB is a four-step process:

Migrate from previous versions

License

MIT License — eveningkid