TinqerJS– LINQ-inspired QueryBuilder for TypeScript + Postgres/SQLite

What it does

A type-safe query builder for TypeScript. Queries are expressed as inline arrow functions, parsed into an expression tree, and compiled into SQL for PostgreSQL or SQLite. The API is similar to DotNet’s LINQ-based frameworks. # Core library npm install @tinqerjs/tinqer # PostgreSQL adapter (pg-promise) npm install @tinqerjs/pg-promise-adapter # SQLite adapter (better-sqlite3) npm install @tinqerjs/better-sqlite3-adapter # Quick Start # PostgreSQL Example import { createSchema } from "@tinqerjs/tinqer" ; import { executeSelect } from "@tinqerjs/pg-promise-adapter" ; import pgPromise from "pg-promise" ; interface Schema { users : { id : number ; name : string ; email : string ; age : number ;…from tinqerjs.org

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