Closed daffl closed 8 years ago
Hmmm. I dunno. This is starting to feel like the difference between feathers-mongodb
and feathers-mongoose
. Sequalize allows you to define models and schemas and stuff (which probably makes more sense for a relational db). I'm open to supporting both as long as it isn't too much work.
I think we can totally support both. The main question is what the official adapters should use. Currently I'm leaning towards Sequelize mainly because of the higher adoption and it lines up better with our service concept.
ok let's get the first cut of these other db adapters out then we can revisit sequelize for the 2.0 release possibly.
Closing this since we'll do it ORM instead of Database specific.
I just had another look at Sequelize and it looks a lot like our service interface and support things like
$in
,$gt
etc out of the box already. I am wondering if the other *SQL adapters (feathers-mysql, feathers-pg and feathers-sqlite) should use that instead?