I built it that way so that I could quickly port a PHP webapp backend into Javascript for use in a self-contained HTML5 version of the entire webapp.
If you want a straight JS ORM that takes into account JS's prototypical inheritance, and loose type system then Impel is not for you.
Regarding the license, it's basically the MIT license. Yes, you can use it. Yes, you can modify it. Yes, you can sell it. Just give a little bit of link love back.
I built it that way so that I could quickly port a PHP webapp backend into Javascript for use in a self-contained HTML5 version of the entire webapp.
If you want a straight JS ORM that takes into account JS's prototypical inheritance, and loose type system then Impel is not for you.
Regarding the license, it's basically the MIT license. Yes, you can use it. Yes, you can modify it. Yes, you can sell it. Just give a little bit of link love back.