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@playbyteinc/pg-tinyqb

v0.1.1

Published

Zero dependencies Query Builder for any runtime

Downloads

6

Readme

pg-tinyqb

Utility to generate postgresql queries with ease.

Install

npm install --save @playbyteinc/pg-tinyqb

Introduction

The main idea behind the query builder is to be able build a query thanks to a configuration object:

  • the name of a table
  • its primary key(s)
  • the columns we want to read
  • the columns we want to write

The builder returns a function which ask for the query parameter:

  • id
  • data object

And then returns queryData that can be directly passed to the client.namedQuery method.

Some builder even allows to create several builder at once.

For example the crud query builder give us builders to:

  • create selectOne query to select one item:
const selectOneUserById = selectOne({
    table: 'user',
    primaryKey: 'id',
    returnCols: ['name', 'firstname'],
});

// give us a function to get one user by id

selectOneUserById(1);
// returns:
{
    sql: 'SELECT * FROM user WHERE id=$id;',
    parameters: {
        id: 1,
    },
    returnOne: true,
}
  • create queries for all basic crud operations:
// configuring the crud builder for the user table
const userQueries = crud({
    table: 'user',
    primaryKey: 'id',
    writableCols: ['name', 'firstname'],
});

// give us a collection of functions to query the user table :

userQueries.selectOne(1);
// returns:
{
    sql: 'SELECT * FROM user WHERE id=$id;',
    parameters: {
        id: 1,
    },
    returnOne: true,
}

userQueries.select({ name: 'doe' });
// returns:
{
    sql: 'SELECT * FROM user WHERE name=$name ORDER BY id ASC;',
    parameters: { name: 'doe' },
}

userQueries.insertOne({ name: 'doe', firstname: 'john' });
// returns:
{
    sql: (
`INSERT INTO user (name, firstname)
VALUES ($name, $firstname)
RETURNING *;`
    ),
    parameters: {
        name: 'doe',
        firstname: 'john',
    },
    returnOne: true,
}

userQueries.batchInsert([
    { name: 'doe', firstname: 'john' },
    { name: 'doe', firstname: 'jane' },
]);
// returns:
{
    sql: (
`INSERT INTO user(name, firstname)
VALUES ('doe', 'john'), ('doe', 'jane')
RETURNING *;`
    ),
    parameters: {
        name1: 'doe',
        firstname1: 'john',
        name2: 'doe',
        firstname2: 'jane',
    },
}

userQueries.updateOne(1, { firstname: 'johnny' });
// returns:
{
    sql: (
`UPDATE user SET firstname=$firstname
WHERE id=$id RETURNING *;`
    ),
    parameters: {
        id: 1,
        firstname: 'johnny',
    }
}

userQueries.removeOne(1);
// returns:
{
    sql: `DELETE FROM user WHERE id=$id RETURNING *;`,
    parameters: { id: 1 },
    returnOne: true,
}
//

userQueries.batchRemove([1, 2]);
// returns:
{
    sql: (
`DELETE FROM user
WHERE id IN ($id1, $id2)
RETURNING *;`
    ),
    parameters: { id1: 1, id2: 2 },
}

userQueries.countAll();
// returns:
{
    sql: `SELECT COUNT(*) FROM user;`,
}