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@andrejmonteiro/core-utils

v1.1.3

Published

✅ – Console logger. ✅ – Database connector (Sequelize) ⬜ – Seq logger (web).

Downloads

135

Readme

andrejmonteiro/core-utils

This package is meant to be used as a "submodule" for other projects. It includes logging service for console, database service with support for MariaDB, MySQL, MSSLQ, Postgres and SQLite. Also a planned Seq feature.

✅ – Console logger. ✅ – Database connector (Sequelize) ⬜ – Seq logger (web).

Instalation

npm i @andrejmonteiro/core-utils [mariadb | mssql | mysql | postgres | sqlite]

Code examples

Database connection with logger support

// Index.ts
import { database, logger as log } from "@andrejmonteiro/core-utils";

// Set the prefered dialect
database.setDialect("mariadb");
// port and logging are optional fields they default to 3306 and false, respectively.
let instance = database.getInstance("host", "user", "password", "database", "port", "logging");

try {
	(async () => {
		await  instance
		.authenticate()
		.then(() =>  log.info("Connection with the database has been established successfully."))
		.catch((err:  any) => {
			throw  new  Error(err);
		});
	});
} catch (err) {
	log.error(`Error on file ${__filename}: ${err.message}`);
}

After testing a successful connection to the database is ready to use and since the database is working with Sequelize you'll need to create Models that match the database structure as shown bellow:

// User.ts
import { Model, DataTypes } from "sequelize";
import { database, logger as log } from "@andrejmonteiro/core-utils";

// Set the prefered dialect
database.setDialect("mariadb");
// Initialize the database
let  db:  Sequelize  =  database.getInstance();

export default class User extends Model {
	// You can set mandatory properties here
	// id!: number
	// username!: string
	// ...
};

User.init(
	{
		id: { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER, primaryKey:  true, autoIncrement:  true },
		username: { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER, allowNull: false},
		email: { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER, allowNull: false},
		password: { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER, allowNull: false},
	},
	{
		sequelize: db,
		modelName: "user",
		tableName: "user",
		timestamps: user,
	}
);

Now all you need is to get the instance of the database and query it:

import User from "./models/user.ts"
import { database } from "@andrejmonteiro/core-utils";

let  db:  Sequelize  =  database.getInstance();

(async() => {
	let query: User[] = await User.findAll({ raw: true, mapToModel: true, instance: new User() });
	log.debug(query);
});