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dakota_cassandra_orm_quickstart_crud_operations.ts

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This quickstart demonstrates how to define a model, connect to a Cassan

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dakota_cassandra_orm_quickstart_crud_operations.ts
1import {
2  Dakota,
3  Model,
4  Column,
5  Table,
6  PrimaryKey,
7  CassandraClientOptions,
8} from 'dakota-cassandra';
9
10// 1. Define your Model
11@Table({
12  name: 'users',
13})
14class User extends Model {
15  @PrimaryKey()
16  @Column()
17  id: string;
18
19  @Column()
20  username: string;
21
22  @Column()
23  email: string;
24}
25
26async function run() {
27  // 2. Configure connection options
28  const clientOptions: CassandraClientOptions = {
29    contactPoints: ['127.0.0.1'],
30    localDataCenter: 'datacenter1',
31    keyspace: 'my_keyspace',
32  };
33
34  // 3. Initialize Dakota
35  const dakota = new Dakota(clientOptions);
36
37  try {
38    // 4. Connect and sync schema (optional, creates table if not exists)
39    await dakota.connect();
40    await dakota.sync([User]);
41
42    // 5. Create a new record
43    const newUser = new User();
44    newUser.id = '1';
45    newUser.username = 'johndoe';
46    newUser.email = 'john@example.com';
47    await newUser.save();
48
49    // 6. Find a record by primary key
50    const user = await User.findOne({ id: '1' });
51    console.log('Found user:', user?.username);
52
53    // 7. Update a record
54    if (user) {
55      user.email = 'newjohn@example.com';
56      await user.save();
57    }
58
59    // 8. Delete a record
60    // await user.delete();
61
62  } catch (error) {
63    console.error('Error:', error);
64  } finally {
65    await dakota.disconnect();
66  }
67}
68
69run();