NestORM-AI for NestJS TypeORM advice

Example

Defining and managing entities such as User, Product, and Order.

Scenario

In a blogging platform, you might define entities for Users, Posts, and Comments. NestORM helps map these entities to the corresponding database tables, handle relationships between them (e.g., one-to-many relationship between Users and Posts), and perform CRUD operations seamlessly.

Example

Using repositories to abstract data persistence logic.

Scenario

In a financial application, you might have a repository for Transactions that encapsulates all the data access logic for the transactions table, including custom queries and complex data manipulations, ensuring that the service layer remains clean and focused on business logic.

Example

Creating and running migrations to modify the database schema over time.

Scenario

In a SaaS application, you may need to add new features that require schema changes, such as adding new tables or modifying existing ones. NestORM allows you to create migration scripts that can be executed to apply these changes across different environments (development, staging, production) in a controlled manner.