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| **`@objectql/core`** | Universal | **The Engine.** The runtime logic, validation, and repository pattern. |
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| **`@objectql/driver-sql`** | Node.js | Adapter for SQL databases (Postgres, MySQL, SQLite) via Knex. |
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| **`@objectql/driver-mongo`** | Node.js | Adapter for MongoDB. |
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| **`@objectql/driver-memory`** | Universal | **In-Memory Driver.** Zero dependencies, perfect for testing and browser apps. |
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| **`@objectql/driver-localstorage`** | Browser | **Browser Storage.** Persistent client-side storage using LocalStorage. |
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| **`@objectql/sdk`** | Universal | **Remote Driver.** Connects to an ObjectQL server via HTTP. |
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| **`@objectql/platform-node`**| Node.js | Utilities for loading YAML files from the filesystem. |
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* Instead of connecting to a DB, it connects to an ObjectQL Server API.
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* The API usage remains exactly the same (`repo.find(...)`), but it runs over HTTP.
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#### Memory Driver (`@objectql/driver-memory`)
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* **Zero dependencies** - Pure JavaScript implementation
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* **Universal** - Works in Node.js, Browser, Edge environments
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* Perfect for testing, prototyping, and client-side state management
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* See [Browser Demo](./examples/browser-demo/) for live examples
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#### LocalStorage Driver (`@objectql/driver-localstorage`)
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* **Browser-native persistence** - Data survives page refreshes
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* Built on Web Storage API
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* Perfect for offline apps, PWAs, and user preferences
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* See [LocalStorage Demo](./examples/browser-localstorage-demo/) for examples
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### Browser Support 🌐
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ObjectQL runs **natively in web browsers** with zero backend required! This makes it perfect for:
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- 🚀 **Rapid Prototyping** - Build UIs without server setup
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- 📱 **Offline-First Apps** - PWAs with client-side data
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- 🎓 **Educational Tools** - Interactive learning experiences
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- 🧪 **Testing** - Browser-based test environments
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**Try it now:** Check out our interactive [Browser Demo](./examples/browser-demo/) and [LocalStorage Demo](./examples/browser-localstorage-demo/)!
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```javascript
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// Running ObjectQL in the browser - it's that simple!
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import { ObjectQL } from '@objectql/core';
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import { MemoryDriver } from '@objectql/driver-memory';
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const driver = new MemoryDriver();
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const app = new ObjectQL({ datasources: { default: driver } });
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app.registerObject({
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name: 'tasks',
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fields: {
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title: { type: 'text', required: true },
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completed: { type: 'boolean', defaultValue: false }
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}
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});
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await app.init();
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// Use it just like on the server!
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const ctx = app.createContext({ isSystem: true });
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const tasks = ctx.object('tasks');
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await tasks.create({ title: 'Build awesome app!' });
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```
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### Extensibility
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ObjectQL's driver architecture supports custom database implementations. Potential databases include:

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| **[Attachment Upload Demo](./attachment-upload-demo.md)** | Complete guide to uploading files, handling images, creating records with attachments, and implementing file upload components |
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## 🌐 Browser Demos
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*ObjectQL running directly in web browsers - no backend required!*
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| Example | Description | Proficiency |
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| :--- | :--- | :--- |
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| **[Memory Driver Demo](./browser-demo/)** | Interactive task manager running entirely in the browser with in-memory storage. Perfect for prototyping and understanding ObjectQL's client-side capabilities. | 🌱 Beginner |
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| **[LocalStorage Demo](./browser-localstorage-demo/)** | Persistent browser storage that survives page refreshes. Ideal for offline apps, PWAs, and user preferences. | ⚡️ Intermediate |
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**Features:**
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- 🎨 Beautiful interactive UI with live CRUD operations
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- 📊 Real-time statistics dashboard
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- 🖥️ Browser console debugging (`window.app`, `window.taskRepo`)
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- ✨ Sample data generation
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- 🔄 Filter and manage data visually
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## 🚀 Starters
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*Boilerplates and minimal setups to get you coding in seconds.*
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# ObjectQL Browser Demo
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> 🌐 **Browser-Native ObjectQL** - Running ObjectQL directly in the browser with zero backend required.
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This example demonstrates how to use ObjectQL in a web browser with the **Memory Driver** for instant, client-side data management.
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## Overview
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This demo shows that ObjectQL's core engine is **truly universal** - it runs seamlessly in browsers, Node.js, and Edge environments. No server required!
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## Features Demonstrated
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-**In-Memory Data Storage** - Fast client-side operations
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-**Live CRUD Operations** - Create, Read, Update, Delete in real-time
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-**Interactive UI** - See operations execute in the browser
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-**Browser Console Debugging** - Full access to ObjectQL API
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-**Zero Dependencies** - No backend, no build step (using CDN)
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-**TypeScript Support** - Full type safety in browser
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## Quick Start
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### Option 1: Direct Browser (No Build Required)
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Simply open `index.html` in your browser:
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```bash
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# From the examples/browser-demo directory
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open index.html
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python3 -m http.server 8080
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```
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### Option 2: With Build Step (For Production)
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```bash
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# Install dependencies
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pnpm install
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## Files
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- `index.html` - Main demo page with interactive UI
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- `demo.js` - Browser-ready JavaScript using ObjectQL
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- `package.json` - Build configuration (optional)
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- `vite.config.js` - Vite bundler config (optional)
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## Usage Examples
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### Basic Setup
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import { ObjectQL } from '@objectql/core';
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import { MemoryDriver } from '@objectql/driver-memory';
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app.registerObject({
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name: 'tasks',
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fields: {
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title: { type: 'text', required: true },
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completed: { type: 'boolean', defaultValue: false },
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priority: { type: 'select', options: ['low', 'medium', 'high'] }
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### CRUD Operations in Browser
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priority: 'high'
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## Browser Debugging
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console.log(window.app);
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4. **Client-Side State Management** - Alternative to Redux/MobX
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## Persistence Options
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## Architecture Notes
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@objectql/types (Pure TypeScript - Browser ✅)
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## Browser Compatibility
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## Related Examples
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- [LocalStorage Demo](../browser-localstorage-demo/) - Persistent browser storage
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- [Task Manager Tutorial](../tutorials/tutorial-task-manager/) - Full application
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- [Memory Driver Docs](../../packages/drivers/memory/README.md) - Driver details
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## License
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MIT - Same as ObjectQL

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