Simple ORM / Query Builder for Cloudflare D1.

npm i simple-cloudflare-orm

Features

• Finding records by query
• Getting record by it's ID
• Creating a new record
• Updating a record
• Deleting a single record
• Binding with other related tables
• Selecting specific columns
• Getting the number of records
• Searching for a specified pattern in a column
• Tranforming plain result to nested object
• Searching in nested json data
• Case insensitive searching
• Supporting OR/NOT operation
• Bulk creating records
• Prepare a demo for testing

Usage

Before starting make sure you have D1 Cloudflare database and defined tables with their column definitions

const tables = {
    users: {
        id: 'text primary key',
        name: 'text',
        email: 'text',
        password: 'text',
        status: 'text',
        phone: 'text',
        birthdate: 'text',
        address: 'text',
        photo: 'text',
        comment: 'text',
        IDCard: 'json',
        passport: 'json',
        data: 'json',
        createdAt: 'DATETIME DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP',
        updatedAt: 'DATETIME DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP',
        roleID: 'text'
    },
    roles: {
        id: 'text primary key',
        name: 'text',
        orgID: 'text',
        systemName: 'text'
    },
    // Other table definitions
}

Pass DB instance of Cloudflare to the class

const simpleORM = new SimpleORM(env.DB, tables)

Examples

Get active users

const options = {
    where: [
        ['status', '=', 'active']
    ]    
}
cosnt activeUsers = await simpleORM.findAll("users", options)

Searching by column name

const options = {
    where: [
        ['status', '=', 'active'],
        ['email', 'LIKE', 'serik']
    ]    
}
cosnt result = await simpleORM.findAll("users", options)

Get new users

const options = {
    where: [
        ['status', '=', 'active'],        
    ],
    orderBy: {
        createdAt: 'DESC'
    },
}
cosnt newUsers = await simpleORM.findAll("users", options)

Get only first 100 users

const options = {
    where: [
        ['status', '=', 'active'],        
    ],
    orderBy: {
        createdAt: 'DESC'
    },
    limit: 100
}
cosnt limitedUsers = await simpleORM.findAll("users", options)

Also you can join with other tables

const options = {
     include: [
        ['roles', 'roles.id', 'users.roleID'],        
      ],
    where: [
        ['users.status', '=', 'active'],        
    ],
    orderBy: {
        createdAt: 'DESC'
    },
    limit: 100
}
cosnt users = await simpleORM.findAll("users", options)

The response is:

[
    {
        "id": "serik",
        "email": "[email protected]",                
        "status": "active",
        "phone": 77772001991,
        "photo": "http://localhost:8788/storage/users/serik/3DBZ7G4YdTCL4UQtx5fnM-square_1200-2.jpg",
        "roles": {
            "id": "admin",
            "name": "admin",                   
        },               
        "createdAt": 1726353128482,
        "updatedAt": 1726353128482
    }
]

Inserting data

    const input = {
        name: 'Berik Shaikamalov',
        phone: 77075757091,
        status: "active"
    }
    const newUser = await simpleORM.create('users', input)

Updating data

To update data pass id and data itself

    const input = {
        id: 1,
        name: 'Berik Shaikamalov',
        phone: 77075757091,
        status: "active"
    }
    const updatedUser = await simpleORM.update('users', input.id, input)

Deleting data

To delete user just pass his identifier

await simpleORM.delete('users', input.id)

or delete all records of given table

await simpleORM.deleteAll('users')