persistence.js is an asynchronous Javascript database mapper library. You can use it in the browser, as well on the server (and you can share data models between them).
There's no support for creating composite indexes (indexes on multiple columns) in migrations, unless using raw sql.
I think the addIndex function should accept a string (like today) or an array in the column param.
The addIndex and the removeIndex functions need to be changed to support this.
The persistence.store.websql module already supports composite indexes in the createIndex function. The addIndex implementation could be very similar to that.
There's no support for creating composite indexes (indexes on multiple columns) in migrations, unless using raw sql.
I think the
addIndexfunction should accept a string (like today) or an array in the column param.The
addIndexand theremoveIndexfunctions need to be changed to support this.The
persistence.store.websqlmodule already supports composite indexes in thecreateIndexfunction. TheaddIndeximplementation could be very similar to that.