fortune

const fortune = require('fortune') // Or use `import fortune from 'fortune';` in an ESM project. // Define record types for a micro-blogging service const store = fortune({ user: { name: String, // Many-to-many inversely related fields following: [ Array('user'), 'followers' ], followers: [ Array('user'), 'following' ], // One-to-many relationship posts: [ Array('post'), 'author' ] }, post: { message: String, // Many-to-one relationship author: [ 'user', 'posts' ] } }) // Example: Create a user and a post, then find them (async () => { // Create a user record const [ user ] = await store.create('user', [ { id: 'user123', name: 'Alice' } ]); console.log('Created User:', user); // Create a post record associated with the user const [ post ] = await store.create('post', [ { id: 'post456', message: 'Hello Fortune.js!', author: user.id } ]); console.log('Created Post:', post); // Find the user and include their posts const foundUsers = await store.find('user', ['user123'], null, [['posts']]); console.log('Found Users with posts:', JSON.stringify(foundUsers, null, 2)); // Find the post and include its author const foundPosts = await store.find('post', ['post456'], null, [['author']]); console.log('Found Posts with author:', JSON.stringify(foundPosts, null, 2)); // Disconnect the store (important if using a persistent adapter) await store.disconnect(); })().catch(console.error);