This repository demonstrates examples of using Sequelize in TypeScript projects. Although I try to keep the code clean with consistent conventions, it is by no means considered as best practice. The implemented logic focuses around how to enhance the experience of using Sequelize in TypeScript projects.
Configure your database parameters in configs/database-config.ts. You must configure username, password and database (database name). Other parameters can be adjusted as required.
Install all required dependencies:
npm install
Note: If
tsconfig.jsonis overridden before the above command is executed, the compilation may fail.
Run the project example you want:
npm start -- --example="sequelize-express"
The above command will run the example from build/sequelize-express.
Perform CRUD operations to test it. To get a list of products, for example, run:
curl -X GET http://localhost:3000/api/products
For simplicity, the configs are shared between different example projects.
If you change the configurations, you will need to run npm run compile for it to take effect.
If you want to clean the build, run npm run clean or gulp clean if you have gulp installed globally.
npm test