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The mix. This makes it one of the most fully featured radios ever released.However, while we see the inclusion of AirPlay and Chromecast as a serious positive, the Tivoli Audio Music System Home Generation II has one black mark. It costs almost a hundred dollars more than the first generation model, and outside of the aforementioned streaming options, there is virtually no difference between the two. We think that something like Chromecast is enough of a game changer to warrant the price upgrade, but we can absolutely see how it would be too big a leap for most people. If you want to enjoy the Music System Home without using these options, then you can quite happily buy the original. It’s been out for long enough that you may even score a discount…See the Tivoli Audio Music System Home Generation II 13. Cambridge Audio AXR100D ($569)AM/FM: FM OnlyBluetooth/Wi-Fi: BluetoothDigital: YesWhat We Like: Ideal for more advanced hi-fi setups that need radio.What We Don't: You’ll need additional speakers.If you have an existing hi-fi system, and want to include radio in the mix without adding additional boxes, then we strongly recommend the Cambridge Audio AXR100D. The British company makes some of the best amplifiers on earth, and with this one, they’ve added in FM and digital radio. That means you can listen to the radio via your hi-fi speakers. It makes the system unique among the other tabletop radios here, as none of them are compatible with additional speakers— you’re stuck with what you get. That’s not the case here, and it’s a refreshing option to have.The biggest downside with the Cambridge Audio AXR100D is not very surprising. It’s an excellent radio, but you will need those additional speakers. That can mean a substantial outlay, depending on how much additional sound quality you’re looking for. You’ll find several options for speakers, both budget and, in our list of the best bookshelf speakers. This does mean that the AXR100D may not be the best option if you’re looking for a single box solution, but we think it’s worth including here.See the Cambridge Audio AXR100D14. Ruark R3 ($815)AM/FM: FM OnlyBluetooth/Wi-Fi: BluetoothDigital: YesWhat We Like: Beautiful design with outstanding sound quality.What We Don't: Gigantic pricetag.We don’t think we’ve seen a more beautiful tabletop radio than the highly capable Ruark R3. The wood and fabric housing matched with a surprisingly crisp black-and-white screen makes this one a real looker, easily more attractive than less expensive models like the Bose Wave Music System IV. We also happen to think that the R3 sound significantly better, with the rich and powerful audio. You get a full suite of radio tools, including digital radio and FM, plus Bluetooth and

0.1.15 • Public • Published 7 years ago ReadmeCode Beta3 Dependencies6 Dependents16 Versionsbookshelf-eloquentThis is a plugin for Bookshelf.js that adds some functionality from the Laravel's eloquent ORM. Most notably it improves nested eager loading (with function) and adds the withCount and whereHas functions while supporting existing Bookshelf plugins like registry, visibility, bookshelf-paranoia and others. All the functions documented here are accessible on both the static Bookshelf models and their instances.About Bookshelf:Bookshelf is a JavaScript ORM for Node.js, built on the Knex SQL query builder. Featuring both promise based and traditional callback interfaces, providing transaction support, eager/nested-eager relation loading, polymorphic associations, and support for one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relations. It is designed to work well with PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite3.Requirementsrequires node v7.6.0 or higher for ES2015 and async function support,all the documented functions have been tested on Bookshelf 0.12.0, 0.10.4, 0.10.3 and MySQL.InstallationRun the npm install command:npm i --save bookshelf-eloquentAfter installing bookshelf-eloquent, all you need to do is add it as a bookshelf plugin to enable it on your models.let knex = require('knex')(require('./knexfile.js').development);let bookshelf = require('bookshelf')(knex);bookshelf.plugin(require('bookshelf-eloquent'));List of supported relationshasOnebelongsTohasManybelongsToManyList of all functionsModel.get([options]) → Promise.first([options]) → Promise.select(columns) → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainableKnex where statements (see the Where statements section).orderBy(column, [direction]) → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable Knex docs for orderBy.orderByRaw(sql) → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable Knex docs for orderByRaw.offset(value) / .skip → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable Knex docs for offset.limit(value) / .take → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable Knex docs for limit.with(withRelated, [signleRelationSubquery]) → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable.withSelect(relationName, columns, [subquery]) → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable.withCount(withRelated, [signleRelationSubquery]) → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable.has(relationName, [operator], [operand1], [operand2]) / .orHas → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable.where(~mixed~) / .orWhere → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable (nested where support).whereHas(relationName, [subquery], [operator], [operand1], [operand2]) / .orWhereHas → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable.destroyAll([options]) / .deleteAll → Promise.withDeleted() / .withTrashed → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable.fakeSync([options]) → PromiseBookshelf Sync>.buildQuery([options]) → PromiseBookshelf Sync>.useTableAlias(alias) → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainableCollection.add(data, [options])

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For bookshelf-paranoia Bookshelf plugin. Bookshelf-eloquent adds the .withDeleted() and .withTrashed() function which allow you to retrieve soft deleted rows.Example:Now you can use .withDeleted() / .withTrashed()var user = await User.where('id', 57).withDeleted().first();instead of the fetch options (old way):var user = await User.where('id', 57).first({ withDeleted: true });Complete list of function synonyms.get([options]) is Bookshelf's fetchAll,.first([options]) is Bookshelf's fetch,.delete([options]) is Bookshelf's destroy,.withDeleted() is a synonym for .withTrashed()Miscellaneous.fakeSync([options]) → PromiseBookshelf Sync>{object} [options] Bookshelf fetch options.Triggers plugins (like bookshelf-paranoia) that listen to the Bookshelf fetch events by triggering the fetching event. Function returns a PromiseBookshelf Sync>.Exampleconst User = require('../models/user');var sync = await User.where('id', 57).fakeSync();var knexBuilder = sync.query;console.log(knexBuilder.toString());prints:select * from `users` where `id` = 57.buildQuery([options]) → PromiseBookshelf Sync>{object} [options] Bookshelf fetch options.Should be used for subquery building. Similar to the fakeSync function. Triggers plugins (like bookshelf-paranoia) that listen to the Bookshelf fetch events by triggering the fetching event. Also selects the Bookshelf fetch options columns. Function returns a PromiseBookshelf Sync>.Exampleconst User = require('../models/user');var sync = await User.where('id', 57).buildQuery({columns: ['id', 'username']});var knexBuilder = sync.query;console.log(knexBuilder.toString());prints:select `id`, `username` from `users` where `id` = 57.useTableAlias(alias) → Bookshelf model (this) / function is chainable{string} alias Table alias name.Exampleconst User = require('../models/user');var sync = await User.where('id', 57).useTableAlias('t').buildQuery();var knexBuilder = sync.query;console.log(knexBuilder.toString());prints:select `t`.* from `users` as `t` where `id` = 57Bulk insert.add(data, [options]) → Bookshelf model | Bookshelf collection (this) / function is chainable{object|object[]} data Model data. Function returns a Bookshelf model ifIf the data parameter is an object then the function returns a Bookshelf model.If the data parameter is an object[] then the function returns a Bookshelf collection (this) / function is chainable{object} [options] Bookshelf model forge options.This function is overriden Bookshelf collection add function.NOTE: this function is not chainable anymore unless you pass an object[] for the data parameter.ExamplesAdd some users to a user collection.const User = require('../models/user');var userCollection = User.collection();var user1 = userCollection.add({name: 'Geovanny Waelchi Jr.', number: 81});var user2 = userCollection.add({name: 'Christ Green', number: 35});var user3 = userCollection.add({name: 'Timmy Windler', number: 2});userCollection.add([ {name: 'Francisca Altenwerth DDS', number: 33}, {name: 'Lamont Brekke I', number: 55}, {name: 'Georgiana Frami', number: 36}]);.insert([ignoreDuplicates = false]) → Promise (Promise){boolean} ignoreDuplicates Add 'on duplicate ignore' to the SQL statement.If

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