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aqs-typeorm

v1.0.1

Published

build typeorm queries using query string

Downloads

2

Readme

aqs-typeorm is a tool that builds typeorm queries using aqs output. aqs is a query parser library that can parse advanced operators and also query logic, so when you use it together wit aqs-typeorm, you can create typeorm queries from query string.

Installation

npm install aqs-typeorm

Usage

First you need to parse query string using aqs:

import { parse } from 'aqs';
import { createConnection } from 'typeorm';
import { aqsToTypeorm } from 'aqs-typeorm';
import { User } from 'models/User';

const queryString = 'id{gt}4&name=joe';
const params = parse(queryString);

Then you can pass params to aqs-typeorm to build query using typeorm query builder:

createConnection({
    type: "postgres",
    host: "localhost",
    username: "***",
    password: "***",
    database: "***",
    schema: "public",
    entities: [ "User.ts" ]
})
    .then(connection => {
        let builder = connection.getRepository(User).createQueryBuilder('user');
        aqsToTypeorm(params, builder);
        console.log(builder.getSql());
        // output: SELECT * "public"."user" "user" WHERE "user"."id" > 4 AND "user"."name" = "joe"
    });

There are some more examples that you can find in exmaples folder.

Configurations

You can configure name of different field that could be passed in query string:

| Option | Description | Default value | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | orderField | Name of field to be used as order parameter | order | | orderByField | Name of field to be used as order_by field | orderBy | | selectField | Name of field to be used to select output fields | select | | limitField | Name of field to be used as limit field | limit | | pageField | Name of field to be used for pagination | page | | perPage | Number of results to be returned | | | selectJoin | Return joined relation in result or not | true | | joinAliases | Alias of join operators (see typeorm docs) | | | selectAliases | Alias of selected fields (see typeorm docs) | |

Note

This package currently supports postgres and mysql dialects of typeorm.