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sequelize-pro

Sequelize ORM guidance — models, associations, migrations, transactions, and production-safe configuration.

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## Overview

Sequelize is the battle-tested Node.js ORM with support for Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, and MSSQL. Its model-definition API, rich association system, and mature migration tooling (via sequelize-cli) have powered Node backends for over a decade. It's less fashionable than newer ORMs but deeply understood — and its sharp edges are well documented.

The keys to Sequelize are: define models explicitly, use `include` deliberately (it's a join — understand the SQL), migrate with the CLI, and never let `sync()` near production. This skill covers idiomatic Sequelize for apps that need to run reliably for years.

## When to use

- Maintaining or building a Node.js app on Sequelize.
- Defining models, associations, and indexes.
- Writing migrations with sequelize-cli.
- Fixing N+1 queries or slow `include` usage.
- Managing transactions correctly.
- Configuring connection pooling for production.