ORM MySQL Usage

What it does

Provides a practical usage guide for the @axiosleo/orm-mysql library so developers can create connections or pools, build queries with a fluent builder, run CRUD operations, and manage transactions. It includes examples for selecting, inserting, updating, deleting, counting, and performing dry-runs that surface SQL and bind values instead of executing. The skill documents class roles (QueryHandler, QueryOperator, TransactionOperator) and links to reference markdowns for pagination, query-building, transactions and where-conditions.

When to use it

Use this skill when you are writing or reviewing Node.js code that interacts with MySQL via @axiosleo/orm-mysql: building where clauses, composing joins, paginating results, performing transactional work, or when you need a safe dry-run to inspect generated SQL. It's suitable during development, code reviews, or migration scripts.

What's included

• Scripts: none detected, but the repo contains rich reference docs (crud-operations.md, pagination.md, query-building.md, transactions.md, where-conditions.md).
• References: detailed markdown files that explain query building, CRUD patterns, pagination, and transactions.
• Instructions: installation, connection/pool setup, examples for SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE, using notExec() for dry-runs, hooks, schema helpers, and raw SQL execution.

Compatible agents

Inferred compatibility: Node.js-focused agents and code assistants that can read and generate JavaScript/TypeScript (Copilot-style agents, Codex-like code helpers).