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data-promise

v1.0.8

Published

Data access layer for MySQL using promises

Downloads

12

Readme

data-promise

data-promise is CRUD layer for MySQL. It uses promises to return the results or errors.

Installation

npm

npm install data-promise

Usage

Let's say you have a table users on your MySQL database with a userId autogenerated key. Import the module, create a data object for the table you want to have the CRUD layer, and call any of the available methods on the data object.

// Import the module
var data = require('data-promise')

// MySQL connection details
var mysql = {
	host: 'mysqlhost.example.com',
	user: 'database_user',
	password: 'database_password',
	database: 'database_name',
	port: 3306
}

// Create a data object for the specific table
var userData = new data(mysql, 'users', 'userId')

// Let's create a new record on the users table!
// Create the object that we will insert in the database (the table contains a field "name")
var user = {
	name: 'Lucía'
}

// Just call the method .create on the data object
userData.create(user).then((userId) => {
	// user created
	console.log(userId)
})
.catch((error) => {
	// error creating user
	console.log(error)
})


// Let's list all the records on the table (CRUDL?? :D)
userData.listAll().then((results) => {
	console.log(results)
})
.catch((error) => {
	// error retrieving the list
	console.log(error)
})

// Let's read one record on the list, filtering by Id (assume the userId is 1077)
userData.read(1077).then((results) => {
	console.log(results)
})
.catch((error) => {
	// error retrieving one record
	console.log(error)
})

Available methods

  • create
  • createMultiple (pass an array of elements to create all at once)
  • read
  • update
  • delete
  • exists (returns true if there is a row with the specified Id)
  • listAll
  • runSql (runs an arbitrary SQL query and returns the results)