AdonisJS Framework
@adonisjs.com
A fully featured @nodejs.org framework for creating bespoke backend applications in record time. Created by @iamvirk.bsky.social.
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As with our move to ESM, we want to stay aligned with the JavaScript spec and avoid TypeScript-only patterns. We’ll start testing the new syntax internally and share updates as we go. 🙌
May 2, 2025 at 8:47 AM
As with our move to ESM, we want to stay aligned with the JavaScript spec and avoid TypeScript-only patterns. We’ll start testing the new syntax internally and share updates as we go. 🙌
This global where clause can bite you if there are `or where` conditions in your query.
To mitigate that, we are removing the top-level `orWhere` method from the query builder, and you will be forced to always define a `orWhereGroup` to write or where conditions.
To mitigate that, we are removing the top-level `orWhere` method from the query builder, and you will be forced to always define a `orWhereGroup` to write or where conditions.
March 2, 2025 at 9:08 AM
This global where clause can bite you if there are `or where` conditions in your query.
To mitigate that, we are removing the top-level `orWhere` method from the query builder, and you will be forced to always define a `orWhereGroup` to write or where conditions.
To mitigate that, we are removing the top-level `orWhere` method from the query builder, and you will be forced to always define a `orWhereGroup` to write or where conditions.
All other parts of your application using DI will receive the same QueryClient instance during the current HTTP request.
For example, here I am fetching all the posts for a given tenant without remembering to always add this clause.
For example, here I am fetching all the posts for a given tenant without remembering to always add this clause.
March 2, 2025 at 9:08 AM
All other parts of your application using DI will receive the same QueryClient instance during the current HTTP request.
For example, here I am fetching all the posts for a given tenant without remembering to always add this clause.
For example, here I am fetching all the posts for a given tenant without remembering to always add this clause.
1. Define a middleware that creates an instance of QueryClient and auto adds the `where tenant_id clause` to all the queries.
2. Bind this instance of the QueryClient to the container.
2. Bind this instance of the QueryClient to the container.
March 2, 2025 at 9:08 AM
1. Define a middleware that creates an instance of QueryClient and auto adds the `where tenant_id clause` to all the queries.
2. Bind this instance of the QueryClient to the container.
2. Bind this instance of the QueryClient to the container.
In case you were already using the alpha version of the package, feel free to read Bentocache release notes:
github.com/Julien-R44/b...
github.com/Julien-R44/b...
Release v1.0.0 · Julien-R44/bentocache
Upgrade Guide 1.0.0
Breaking Changes
Remove old syntax
We removed the "legacy" syntax and only keep the POJO-one.
For each method, the method signature is a full object, for example :
bento.get({ k...
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February 2, 2025 at 12:06 PM
In case you were already using the alpha version of the package, feel free to read Bentocache release notes:
github.com/Julien-R44/b...
github.com/Julien-R44/b...
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January 26, 2025 at 10:46 AM
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