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db-query-builder

v1.0.3

Published

NodeJS Express framework mysql query builder and executor library. Inspired by Laravel framework

Downloads

12

Readme

db-query-builder

NodeJS Express framework mysql query builder and executor library. Inspired by PHP Laravel Framework.

Initialize:

var QueryBuilder = require('db-query-builder');  
var db = new QueryBuilder(table, mysqlConnection));
// mysqlConnection: Your mysql connection instance 
// your primary table name to use after from

SELECT:

If you call select function without arguments, it selects all columns as default.

var db = new QueryBuilder("address AS a", mysqlConnection));
db.select()
  .where("address_id", "=", 1)
  .where("customer_id", "=", 134)

If you want to select specific columns then:

db.select(["address_id", "firstname", "lastname", "zipCode"])
  .where("address_id", "=", 1)
  .where("customer_id", "=", 134)

UPDATE:

If you want to update columns on a table then:

 db.where("customer_id", "=", 134)
   .update({"firstname" : "Hasan", "lastname" : "Karaoğlu"});

INSERT: If you want to insert a record into a table then:

db.insert({
    "firstname"   : "Hasan", 
    "lastname"    : "Karaoğlu",
    "address_id"  : 2,
    "customer_id" : 134 
})

DELETE: If you want to delete a record from a table then:

db.where("customer_id", "=", 134)
  .where("address_id", "=", 1)
  .delete()

JOIN:

If you want to join a table, then:

db.select()
  .join("customer AS c", { first : "c.customer_id", operator: "=", "second" : "a.customer_id"})
  .where("a.customer_id", "=", 134)

You can also use leftJoin and rightJoin functions to use other join types.

ORDER BY: If you want to order results, then:

db.select()
  .orderBy("firstname", "desc")

GROUP BY: If you want to group results, then:

  db.select("COUNT(address_id)")
    .groupBy("customer_id") 

or for multiple grouping:

  db.select("COUNT(address_id)")
    .groupBy(["customer_id", "zipCode"]) 

HAVING: If you want to filter group results, then:

db.select("COUNT(address_id)")
  .groupBy("customer_id") 
  .having("zipCode", "<",  34000)

LIMIT: If you want to limit records count then:

 db.select()
   .limit(100)

or

db.select()
  .limit(0, 100)