📄️ Usage with SQL Drivers
MikroORM supports several SQL databases. Install the driver package for your database:
📄️ Usage with SQLite
MikroORM supports SQLite through dedicated driver packages and a generic SqliteDriver that works with any SQLite library via Kysely dialects.
📄️ Usage with CockroachDB
MikroORM supports CockroachDB through the @mikro-orm/postgresql driver. CockroachDB is PostgreSQL wire-compatible, so most MikroORM features work out of the box. This guide covers configuration and the key differences you need to be aware of.
📄️ Usage with MongoDB
To use MikroORM with mongo database, do not forget to install @mikro-orm/mongodb dependency. Then call MikroORM.init() as part of bootstrapping your app:
📄️ Usage with NestJS
Installation
📄️ Usage with Next.js
This guide covers integrating MikroORM with Next.js, addressing the unique challenges that arise from Next.js's bundler environment. For a complete working example, see the nextjs-example-app repository.
📄️ Usage with Jest
When testing your own code that uses Jest for the tests, and MikroORM for the database, there are some things to consider.
📄️ Usage with Vanilla JS
MikroORM can be used with vanilla JavaScript using the defineEntity helper or EntitySchema. Both approaches provide full functionality without requiring TypeScript or decorators.
📄️ Usage with transpilers
Babel
📄️ Usage with AdminJS
Installation