This is really cool! I actually use Postgres/Knex/Objection at work in production, and have for about a year and a half and it's an amazing tool. One of my favorite features of Objection is the use of the get and set in the class which you mentioned.
Combined with lodash, it's really easy to do something like:
I wanted to ask, why did you end up trying out Objection over, let's say, Bookshelf which was built by the same author as Knex and at around the same time as Knex? We migrated from Bookshelf to Objection so I think Objection is the right choice, just wondering though.
This is really cool! I actually use Postgres/Knex/Objection at work in production, and have for about a year and a half and it's an amazing tool. One of my favorite features of Objection is the use of the
get
andset
in the class which you mentioned.Combined with
lodash
, it's really easy to do something like:I wanted to ask, why did you end up trying out Objection over, let's say, Bookshelf which was built by the same author as Knex and at around the same time as Knex? We migrated from Bookshelf to Objection so I think Objection is the right choice, just wondering though.
Ah awesome! I had a friend recommend Objection, so that's why I went with that one! I hadn't heard great things about Bookshelf.