What is orm built with?

orm is a TypeScript repo built with Vite. It stores its data in Postgres, MongoDB, bson, and @electric-sql/pglite, signs people in with jose, makes its content with gray-matter, validates its data with arktype, @standard-schema/spec, and Ajv, is tested with Vitest, and uses MySQL. It has 1,173,488 written lines, with 3,946 test files.

Read on November 5, 2026, at commit a405bd9. Read it as markdown

Frontend

The base 1

Interface 1

  • codingame1 file

Backend

Support

Content 1

Tools 15

  • TypeScript8 files
  • tinyglobby3 files
  • Prettier2 files
  • tsdown2 files
  • clipanion1 file
  • esbuild1 file
  • Vercel1 file
  • vscode-languageserver18 files
  • es-module-lexer3 files
  • c122 files
  • package-manager-detector2 files
  • ci-info1 file
3 more
  • monaco-languageclient1 file
  • vscode1 file
  • vscode-languageserver-textdocument1 file

Validation 3

  • arktype65 files
  • @standard-schema/spec13 files
  • Ajv1 file

Testing 1

  • Vitest2,433 files

Other 9

  • pathe100 files
  • strip-ansi20 files
  • temporal-polyfill12 files
  • string-width3 files
  • colorette2 files
  • jsonc-parser1 file
  • pluralize1 file
  • vscode-ws-jsonrpc1 file
  • ws1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is orm written in?
orm is written in TypeScript, with 1,173,488 written lines.
What framework does orm use?
orm is built with Vite.
What database does orm use?
orm stores its data in Postgres, MongoDB, bson, and @electric-sql/pglite.

The proof: packages/3-targets/postgres/1-target/src/core/list-decoder.ts, line 2

What does orm sign people in with?
orm signs people in with jose.
What services does orm use?
Does orm have tests?
Yes. orm has 3,946 test files and is tested with Vitest.
Which repos have a stack like orm's?
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