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@pg-nano/plugin-crud

v0.1.0-beta.6

Published

This plugin generates CRUD routines for Postgres tables.

Downloads

81

Readme

@pg-nano/plugin-crud

This plugin generates CRUD routines for Postgres tables.

Usage

import crud from '@pg-nano/plugin-crud'

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    crud()
  ],
})

Generated routines

If you have a table named widget with a primary key of id INT, the following routines are generated by this plugin:

// Get a widget by ID
function getWidget(id: number): Promise<Widget>

// Create a new widget
function createWidget(data: Widget.InsertParams): Promise<Widget>

// Create a new widget with explicit ID or replace an existing one
function upsertWidget(data: Widget.UpsertParams): Promise<Widget>

// Update a widget by ID
function updateWidget(id: number, data: Partial<Widget>): Promise<Widget>

// Delete a widget by ID
function deleteWidget(id: number): Promise<boolean>

Notes

Composite primary keys

Composite primary keys are supported.

Overriding generated routines

If you declare a function of the same name as any of the generated routines, your implementation will be used instead.

In other words, you can override the generated routine by defining a function of the same name.

Caveats

Null coercion when inserting

If a column has a default value, and you pass null to it when inserting (or upserting), the default value will be used instead. This is because the generated routine doesn't currently distinguish an intentional null from an omission.

Updates are not affected by this limitation.

Compatible table names

The table name is used in the generated JavaScript function names, so it should be a valid JavaScript identifier.

License

MIT