Read Me
1.
Installation
1.1.
Node.js
1.2.
Browser
2.
Quickstart
3.
Guides
3.1.
Basics
3.2.
File Structure
3.3.
Database Setup
3.4.
Collections
3.5.
Models
3.6.
Fetching Data
3.7.
Validating Data
3.8.
Saving Data
3.9.
Deleting Data
3.10.
Schema & Migrations
4.
Database
4.1.
Usage
4.2.
Methods
5.
Adapter
5.1.
Usage
5.2.
Methods
5.3.
Create
6.
Schema
6.1.
Usage
6.2.
Create
6.3.
Properties
6.4.
Methods
6.5.
Types
7.
Query
7.1.
Usage
7.2.
Properties
7.3.
Methods
7.4.
Create
8.
Functions
8.1.
Usage
8.2.
Properties
8.3.
Methods
8.4.
Create
9.
Expression
9.1.
Usage
9.2.
Properties
9.3.
Methods
9.4.
Create
10.
Collection
10.1.
Usage
10.2.
Create
10.3.
Properties
10.4.
Methods
10.5.
Validation
10.6.
Callbacks
11.
Model
11.1.
Usage
11.2.
Create
11.3.
Properties
11.4.
Methods
12.
Behavior
12.1.
Usage
12.2.
Create
12.3.
Properties
12.4.
Callbacks
13.
Transaction
13.1.
Usage
13.2.
Methods
14.
Migration
14.1.
Usage
14.2.
Writing
14.3.
Methods
15.
Glossary
16.
Contributing
17.
Change Log
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