Express-Cassandra is an advanced Cassandra ORM for NodeJS. No more hassling with raw cql queries from your nodejs web frameworks. Express-Cassandra automatically loads your models and provides you with object oriented mapping to your cassandra tables like a standard ORM. It's framework independent nature allows you to use it with many popular nodejs frameworks with ease.
- supports the latest cassandra 3.x releases
- most of the bleeding edge cassandra features are supported
- compatible with datastax enterprise search and dse graph
- full featured CRUD operations and data type validations
- full support for collections and other advanced data types
- support for materialized views, secondary/custom/sasi indexes
- support for complex queries, streaming and token based pagination
- support for user defined types/functions/aggregates
- support for batching ORM operations for atomic updates
- support for before and after hook functions for save/update/delete
- built-in experimental support for automatic migrations
- built-in promise support with Async suffixed functions
This module uses datastax dse-driver which is based on the official cassandra-driver for node. The dse driver is used so that both apache-cassandra and datastax enterprise users can use this module. Some of the base orm features are wrapper over a highly modified version of apollo-cassandra module. The modifications made to the orm library was necessary to support missing features in the orm, keep it updated with the latest cassandra releases and to make it compatible with the advanced requirements of this module.
For cassandra version 3.x
npm install express-cassandra
For older cassandra 2.x
npm install [email protected]
Please note that if you use the legacy cassandra 2.x compliant version then please use the corresponding README.md file for that version. The following documentation is for version 3.x only. The materialized view support and several other part of the documentation is strictly applicable for cassandra 3.x and will not work in earlier versions of cassandra.
Read the full ORM Documentation