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Fixed readme #1

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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions chill-db/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ It is designed to be usable quickly, with code-only configuration.
class User extends chill.db.ChillRecord { // by default, maps to the `user` table

// define column mappings as fields, with all relevant metadata
Field<BigInteger> id = field$("id", BigInteger.class).autoGenerated$().primaryKey();
Field<Date> createdAt = field$("created_at", Date.class).createdAtCol();
Field<Date> updatedAt = field$("created_at", Date.class).updatedAtCol();
Field<BigInteger> id = field("id", BigInteger.class).autoGenerated().primaryKey();
Field<Date> createdAt = field("created_at", Date.class).createdAtCol();
Field<Date> updatedAt = field("created_at", Date.class).updatedAtCol();

Field<String> email = field$("email", String.class).required();
Field<String> password = field$("password", String.class).required();
Field<String> email = field("email", String.class).required();
Field<String> password = field("password", String.class).required();

public static final find = finder(User.class);

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -61,4 +61,4 @@ Query<User> matches = User.where("email like ?", "%chill%");
* Require no annotations
* Express all database metadata in code, in the model files, so you can see wtf is going on
* Be easily debuggable
* Show users wtf is going on at the JDBC level clearly via logging
* Show users wtf is going on at the JDBC level clearly via logging