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@ccwebprd/pgsql-parser

v0.5.10

Published

The real PostgreSQL query parser

Downloads

5

Readme

pgsql-parser Build Status

This is really just https://github.com/zhm/pg-query-parser with some added functionality.

The real PostgreSQL parser for nodejs. The primary objective of this module is to provide symmetric parsing and deparsing of SQL statements. With this module you can modify parts of a SQL query statement and serialize the query tree back into a formatted SQL statement. It uses the real PostgreSQL parser.

The main functionality provided by this module is deparsing, which PostgreSQL does not have internally.

Installation

npm install pgsql-parser

Example

Rewrite part of a SQL query:

const parser = require('pgsql-parser');

const query = parser.parse('SELECT * FROM test_table').query;

query[0].SelectStmt.fromClause[0].RangeVar.relname = 'another_table';

console.log(parser.deparse(query));

// SELECT * FROM "another_table"

Documentation

parser.parse(sql)

Parses the query and returns a parse object.

Parameters

| parameter | type | description | | -------------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- | | query | String | SQL query |

Returns an object in the format:

{ query: <query|Object>,
  error: { message: <message|String>,
           fileName: <fileName|String>,
           lineNumber: <line|Number>,
           cursorPosition: <cursor|Number> }

parser.deparse(query)

Deparses the query tree and returns a formatted SQL statement. This function takes as input a query AST in the same format as the query property of on the result of the parse method. This is the primary functionality of this module.

Parameters

| parameter | type | description | | -------------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- | | query | Object | Query tree obtained from parse |

Returns a normalized formatted SQL string.

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