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@viatsyshyn/ts-orm

v0.2.7

Published

TypeScript ORM

Downloads

7

Readme

ts-orm

@dbTable(

  • tableName: string - Table name
  • uniqueIndexes?[] - Array of uniqueIndexes meta
    • name: string - Index name
    • fields: string[] - Array of field related to index
    • default?: boolean - Determines used that index as a default in query like upsert
    • where?: WhereBuilder - Where condition that used in upsert query (This is specific for postgres db)

)

@dbField({

  • name?: string - Field name. Use model property name by default.
  • primaryKey?: true - Is field primary key or not (false by default).
  • readonly?: true - Is field readonly (false by default).
  • autoIncrement?: true - Is field auto increment (false by default).
  • default?: T | DbDefault - Field has default value. Specify value or indicate db column has default with DbDefault
  • sensitive?: true - Fields contains sensitive data and will be masked with undefined (false by default)
  • kind?: IDbField | uuid | json | string | symbol - Field parser/serializer options

})

@dbManyField({

  • table: string | TableClass - Name of related table.
  • keyField: string - Field from table that is matched with this table's primary key.
  • valueField: string - Related table's field that is used as a source of values.

})

Example

@dbTable("user")
export class UserModel {

  @dbField({
    autoIncrement: true,
    primaryKey: true,
    name: "id"
  })
  id: number;

  @dbField({
    kind: 'uuid',
  })
  uid: string;

  @dbField("username")
  userName: string;

  @dbField({
    sensetive: true,
  })
  password: string;

  @dbField()
  email?: string | null;

  @dbField()
  type?: UserType;

  @dbField({
    name: 'creationdate',
    readonly: true,
  })
  creationDate?: Date;

  @dbField({
    name: 'lastmodified',
    readonly: true,
  })
  lastModified?: Date;

  @dbManyField({
    table: 'user_bus',
    keyField: 'userId',
    valueField: 'busId',
  })
  busIds?: number[];
}

Setup your container and bindings with @viatsyshyn/ts-orm-pg

container.bind<pg.Pool>(Symbol.for('PgPool'))
  .toConstantValue(new pg.Pool({})); // TODO: provide db config

container
  .bind<IBuildableQueryCompiler<ISqlQuery>>(Symbols.SqlQueryCompiler)
  .to(PgCompiler);

container.bind<IQueryDriver<ISqlQuery>>(Symbols.SqlQueryDriver)
  .toDynamicValue(({container}: interfaces.Context) => {
    return new PgDriver(container.get<pg.Pool>(Symbol.for('PgPool')));
  });

container
  .bind<IDbDataReader<UserModel>>(Symbols.dbReaderFor(UserModel))
  .toConstantValue(new DbReader<UserModel>(UserModel));