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# Backends
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Frappe.js comes with built-in backends for data storage. These can be client-side or server-side
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- SQLite
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- REST
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There can be only one backend at a time that can be accessed by the `frappe.db` property.
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## API
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The backend will implement the following `async` methods
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- `get_doc`
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- `get_all`
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- `get_value`
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- `insert`
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- `update`
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## sqlite Backend
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Connection paramter required for the sqlite backend is the path of the file
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```js
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sqllite = require('frappejs/frappe/backends/sqlite');
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frappe.db = await new sqlite.Database({dbPath: dbPath})
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```
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### SQL Queries
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You can also directly write SQL with `frappe.db.sql`
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```js
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all_todos = frappe.db.sql('select name from todo');
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```
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## REST Backend
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For the client, the backend is the REST API that executes calls with web-requests.
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Before using, you must initialize the `frappe.fetch` property with `window.fetch` or `node-fetch`
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```js
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const Database = require('frappejs/frappe/backends/rest_client').Database;
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frappe.fetch = window.fetch.bind();
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frappe.db = await new Database({server: server});
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``` |