A data model is declared using persistence.define. The following two definitions define a Task and Category entity with a few simple properties. The property types are based on SQLite types, specifically supported types are (but any SQLite type is supported): TEXT: for textual data INT: for numeric values BOOL: for boolean values (true or false) DATE: for date/time value (with precision of 1 …
Download and install the Google AppEngine Java SDK Download and RingoJS Create a new RingoJS web app with AppEngines support:ringo-admin create -a yourappname copy persistence.js and persistence.store.appengine.js into the application’s WEB-INF/modules directory. Copy appengine-api-*.jar from your AppEngine Java SDK (in the $APPENGINESDK/lib/user/ directory) into WEB-INF/lib. Edit WEB-INF/app/actions.js as follows:var {Response} = require(‘ringo/webapp/response’); var persistence = require(‘./persistence’).persistence; var persistenceStore = require(‘./persistence.store.appengine’); persistenceStore.config(persistence); var User = persistence.define(“User”, { username: “TEXT”, …
Installing persistence.js on node is easy using npm: Alternatively, you can clone the repository manually: If installed manually, you also need to install node-mysql, the MySQL driver that the persistence store depends on. Setup You need to require two modules, the persistence.js library itself and the store module. Alternatively, if you cloned persistence.js using git, use a relative path to the modules instead, e.g.: Then, …
Browser support Modern webkit browsers (Google Chrome and Safari) Firefox (through Google Gears or in-memory database and localStorage fallback) Opera Android browser (tested on 1.6 and 2.x) iPhone browser (iPhone OS 3+) Palm WebOS (tested on 1.4.0) Setup To use persistence.js you need to clone the git repository: To use it you need to copy lib/persistence.js to your web …