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@ts-dag/db-extenders

v0.1.0-alpha.1

Published

DB extenders for @ts-dag

Downloads

1

Readme

DB Extenders

This package provides a set of extenders for the @ts-dag/builder package to work with databases. Currently, it only includes an extender for MSSQL.

Installation

pnpm add @ts-dag/db-extenders mssql
# OR
npm install @ts-dag/db-extenders mssql
# OR
yarn add @ts-dag/db-extenders mssql

Usage

MSSQL Extender

The MSSQL extender adds a MSSQL connection to the context. It first establishes a connection with the MSSQL server using the provided configuration. Following the extender pattern, it returns a clean-up function which closes the connection.

import { Dag } from "@ts-dag/builder";
import { extendWithMSSQL, type ContextWithMSSQL } from "@ts-dag/db-extenders";
import { config as Config } from "mssql";

const config: Config = {
  // ...MSSQL configuration
};

interface MyContext extends ContextWithMSSQL {
  // ...other context properties
}
const dag = new Dag<MyContext>()
  .useContext({})
  .useExtender(extendWithMSSQL(config));

const task = dag.task("test", async (ctx) => {
  return ctx.mssql.query`SELECT 1+1 as result`;
});

In the above example, extendWithMSSQL is used to add a MSSQL connection to the context. The config object is the configuration for the MSSQL server. It can be either a config object or a connection string.

Interfaces

ContextWithMSSQL

This interface represents the context with MSSQL. Users extend their context interface with the base context with a MSSQL connection pool.

import { sql } from "mssql";
import { ContextWithMSSQL } from "@ts-dag/db-extenders";

interface MyContext extends ContextWithMSSQL {
  // ...other context properties
}

In the above example, MyContext is an interface that extends ContextWithMSSQL, adding a mssql property of type sql.ConnectionPool to the context.