Possible ORM API for Node.js / io.js based off of Laravel's Eloquent API

node-orm.js

"use strict";

const Schema = require('schema');
const Migration = require('migration');

// Migration builder
let CreateUsersTable = Object.create(Migration);

CreateUsersTable.prototype.up = function up() {

    // Schema takes in a table name and instantiates a table
    // for us then to use to chain properties to
    Schema.create('tableName', function (table) {
        table.increments('id');
        table.string('stringField', { length: 500, unique: true });
        table.integer('intField');
        table.boolean('boolField');
        table.date('dateField');
        table.timestamps();
    });

};

CreateUsersTable.prototype.down = function down() {
    Schema.drop('tableName');
};

// Seeder
let UsersTableSeeder = Object.create(Seeder, { table: 'users' });

// Run should give us a table object to work with
UsersTableSeeder.prototype.run = function run() {

    // Delete everything in table
    this.table.truncate();

    let data = [];

    // Insert data
    this.table.seed(data);
}

// Eloquent User Model
const Eloquent = require('eloquent');

let User = Object.create(Eloquent, { table: 'users' });

// Many-to-one relationship
User.prototype.posts = function posts() {
    return this.hasMany('post');
}

// Many-to-many relationship
User.prototype.groups = function groups() {
    return this.belongsToMany('groups');
}

// Usage
const User = require('./models/user');

let info = { username: 'foo', password: 'bar', email: 'foobar' };

User.create(info).then(function (success) {
    console.log('User created');
});

User.all().then(function (users) { console.log('All users!') });

User.find({ id: 3 }).then(function (user) {
    console.log('We\'ve found a match for the ${user}');
});

User.where({ email: 'foobar' }).then(function (user) {
    console.log('Found the user');
});

User.destroy({ id: 3 }).then(function (msg) {
    console.log('User deleted')
});

User.where({ email: 'foobar' }).then(function (user) {

});

// Relationships
User.find({ id: 3 }).then(function (user) {
    console.log('Posts are here: ${user.posts}');

    // Can subquery further...
    return user.posts.where('length', '>', 200);
});

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