ClearRoad API Storage Microsoft SQL Server

Note: 5 databases will be created to store the data, all prefixed with the database value (see below). Make sure you use credentials that have the rights to create databases.

Install

npm install @clearroad/api-storage-mssql

Usage

1. Import the library:

Using with es6 / TypeScript

import { ClearRoad } from '@clearroad/api';
import storage from '@clearroad/api-storage-mssql';

Using with require

const ClearRoad = require('@clearroad/api').ClearRoad;
const storage = require('@clearroad/api-storage-mssql').default;

2. Create a ClearRoad instance:

const options = {
  localStorage: {
    type: storage,
    server: 'host.com',
    user: 'user',
    password: 'passowrd',
    database: 'MyDatabase'
  },
  useQueryStorage: true // we cannot query directly with the storage, so wrap in a query storage
};
const cr = new ClearRoad('url', 'accessToken', options);

Options

Property | Type | Description | Required -------- | ---- | ----------- | -------- localStorage.type | string | Connector type. Use mssql | Yes localStorage.server | string | Database host | Yes localStorage.user | string | Database user | Yes localStorage.password | string | Database password | Yes localStorage.database | string | Database name | Yes localStorage.documentsTableName | string | Database table name to storage all documents. Default is documents | No localStorage.attachmentsTableName | string | Database table name to storage all attachments. Default is attachments | No localStorage.timestamps | boolean | Add createdAt and updateAt fields on each row. Default is true | No useQueryStorage | boolean | Storage needs to be wrapped in a QueryStorage. Use true | Yes