leoric AGENTS.md

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Repository guidance for Leoric, a Node.js object-relational mapping library. An ORM lets applications work with database records through programming-language objects; Leoric supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite and is written in TypeScript.

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What is it for?
Use it to build CommonJS and ESM packages, generate declaration files, run SQLite or full integration tests, and check TypeScript type behavior.
Why use it?
It explains the project structure and the commands needed to build its JavaScript packages, generate types, and test different database integrations.

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AGENTS.md · 67 lines

How it starts

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Agent Guidelines

This file guides AI coding agents working in the leoric repository. Read it before making changes: it captures conventions that are not obvious from the code alone. A Chinese mirror is available in AGENTS.zh-CN.md.

Project Overview

Leoric is an object-relational mapping (ORM) library for Node.js, heavily influenced by Active Record of Ruby on Rails. Models are declared as classes extending Bone, connected to MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite through Realm, and queried with a chainable API. Source is TypeScript (src/); tsc emits JavaScript (lib/ for CJS, dist/ for ESM) plus declaration files (lib/*.d.ts), which ship to npm.

Commands

Command Purpose
npm run prepack Build lib/ (CJS) and declaration files; also builds ts4.9-compatible types via scripts/build-ts49-types.js
npm run prepack:browser Build the ESM bundle in dist/
npm run test:sqlite Fastest test run (single dialect, runs through test/start.sh)
npm run test:unit Unit tests only
npm run test Full suite: unit first, then integration per dialect
npm run test:dts Type-level tests in test/types/*.test.ts (consumer fixtures: test:dts:ts5, test:dts:ts4.9)
npm run lint ESLint over the whole repo
npm run jsdoc Regenerate docs/api from JSDoc comments

Notes:

  • Tests run via mocha + ts-node through test/start.sh; no build step is needed before testing.
  • Integration tests need databases on localhost; check test/prepare.sh and test/start.sh for how they are provisioned.
  • lib/ and dist/ are build artifacts — never edit them directly; regenerate with npm run prepack.

Architecture

  • src/bone.ts — the Bone base class users extend; typed query entry points (find, findOne, sum, restore, update...)
  • src/abstract_bone.ts — core model implementation: attributes, associations, lifecycle, init()/sync(), instance methods (save, remove, reload, toObject...)
  • src/model.ts — model class compilation (compileModel) and LeoricModelCompilationError
  • src/realm/base.tsRealm: connection management, define(), model registration, connect()/sync()/query()/transaction()
  • src/drivers/ — SQL dialects (mysql, postgres, sqlite, sqljs) built on drivers/abstract
  • src/spell.ts — the chainable query builder (where, order, limit, with, ...); turns into SQL via src/expr.ts / src/expr_formatter.ts
  • src/query_object.ts — condition parsing (operators such as $gt, $in) consumed by spell
  • src/data_types.tsDataTypes definitions
  • src/adapters/sequelize.ts — Sequelize compatibility layer
  • src/index.ts — public entry; re-exports everything users import from leoric

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leoric AGENTS.md is an instructions file published in the GitHub repository cyjake/leoric (234 stars, last pushed 16d ago), licensed BSD-3-Clause. It adds 1,259 tokens to every session, about $0.0063 per session on Opus 5. A static security scan graded it A with 0 findings. No closer match exists in the catalogue, so it is treated as the original; first seen 2026-08-30.