SQLDynamicWhere

Usage :

    // use import or require 
    // import SQLDynamicWhere from 'dynamic-where-sql-js';
    const SQLDynamicWhere = require('dynamic-where-sql-js');

    // you can also use mysql2 to work with async/await
    const mysql = require('mysql');


    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();


    // chain function 
    dynamicWhere
    .add({  
        field: 'column',
        comparasion: SQLDynamicWhere.Comparison.EQUAL,
        value: true
    })
    .and()
    .add({
        field: 'column2',
        comparasion: SQLDynamicWhere.Comparison.EQUAL,
        value: false
    })
    .add({
        field: 'column3',
        comparasion: SQLDynamicWhere.Comparison.EQUAL,
        value: true
    })


    const result = dynamicWhere.getClauses();
    //
    //  result.query => `column` = ? AND `column2` = ? OR `column3` = ?
    //  result.values => [true, false, true]
    //
    //



    // .... create msyql connection
    const db = mysql.connect();

    db.query(
        ` SELECT * FROM table WHERE ${result.query}`,
        result.values,
        (err, result) => {
            console.log(result);
        }
    )

add()

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    dynamicWhere.add({
        field: 'column', 
        comparasion: SQLDynamicWhere.Comparison.EQUAL,
        value: true,

        // logic that link with previous query;
        // you can also use chain function and() or or() method before calling add()
        logic: SQLDynamicWhere.Logic.AND,
    })

    // the terms as follow:
    // [logic] [field] [comparasion] [value]
    // 
    //

    // RESULT: 
    // AND `column` = 1 

in()

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    dynamicWhere.in({
        field: 'column', 
        // logic that link with previous query;
        // you can also use chain function and() or or() method before calling add()
        logic: SQLDynamicWhere.Logic.AND,
    }, [value1, value2, value2])

    // the terms as follow:
    // [logic] [field] [comparasion] [value]
    // 
    //

    // RESULT: 
    // `column` in (value1, value2, value2)

bracket()

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    dynamicWhere.bracket()

    // the terms as follow:
    // [logic] [field] [comparasion] [value]
    // 
    //

    // BEFORE CALLING METHOD: 
    // `column` in (value1, value2, value2)

    // AFTER CALLING METHOD: 
    // ( `column` in (value1, value2, value2) )

addMultipleCompareFields()

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    dynamicWhere.addMultipleCompareValues({
        fields: ['column', 'column2', 'column3'], 
        comparasion: SQLDynamicWhere.Comparison.EQUAL,
        value: true,
        logic: SQLDynamicWhere.Logic.AND,

        // linkLogic mean logic that link with previous query;
        // you can also use and() or or() method before calling addMultipleCompareValues()
        linkLogic: SQLDynamicWhere.Logic.OR, 
        scope: false // if true the query will be scoped with parenthesis
    })

    // the terms as follow:
    // [linkLogic] [field] [comparasion] [value] [logic]
    // 
    //

    // RESULT: 
    // `column` = true AND `column2` = true AND `column3` = true

    // RESULT IF scope true : 
    // ( `column` = true AND `column2` = true AND `column3` = true )

addMultipleCompareValues()

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    dynamicWhere.addMultipleCompareValues({
        field: 'column', 
        comparasion: SQLDynamicWhere.Comparison.EQUAL,
        values: [1, 2, 3, 4],
        logic: SQLDynamicWhere.Logic.AND,

        // linkLogic mean logic that link with previous query;
        // you can also use and() or or() method before calling addMultipleCompareValues()
        linkLogic: SQLDynamicWhere.Logic.OR, 
        scope: false // if true the query will be scoped with parenthesis
    })

    // the terms as follow:
    // [linkLogic] [field] [comparasion] [value] [logic]
    // 
    //

    // RESULT: 
    // `column` = 1 AND `column` = 2 AND `column` = 3 AND `column` = 4

    // RESULT IF scope true : 
    // ( `column` = 1 AND `column` = 2 AND `column` = 3 AND `column` = 4 )

addMultipleCompareValues()

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    dynamicWhere.addMultipleCompareFieldsAndValues({
        fields: ['column', 'column2', 'column3'], 
        comparasion: SQLDynamicWhere.Comparison.EQUAL,
        values: [1, 2, 3],
        logic: SQLDynamicWhere.Logic.AND,

        // linkLogic mean logic that link with previous query;
        // you can also use and() or or() method before calling addMultipleCompareValues()
        linkLogic: SQLDynamicWhere.Logic.OR, 
        scope: false // if true the query will be scoped with parenthesis
    })

    // the terms as follow:
    // [linkLogic] [field] [comparasion] [value] [logic]
    // 
    //

    // RESULT: 
    // `column` = 1 AND `column2` = 2 AND `column3` = 3 

    // RESULT IF scope true : 
    // ( `column` = 1 AND `column2` = 2 AND `column3` = 3  )

mergeQuery()

    const query1 = new SQLDynamicWhere();

    query1
        .add( ... );
        .and()
        .add( ... );
        .or();
        .add( ... );


    const query2 = new SQLDynamicWhere();

    query2
        .addMultipleCompareValues( ... );
        .and()
        .addMultipleCompareValues( ... );
        .or();
        .addMultipleCompareValues( ... );


    // two query will be merge
    query1.mergeQuery({
        logic: <a logic between query> 'AND' | 'OR',
        dynamicwhere: query2
    });

    // RESULT : 
    // query1 AND query2

Final result

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    
    ... add where
    





    const clause = dynamicWhere.getClauses({ includeWhere: false });
    const query = dynamicWhere.getQuery({ includeWhere: true });
    const values = dynamicWhere.getValues();

    // NOTE: 
    // before calling any these 3 methods 
    // make sure the query close or it will throw error

    // if `includeWhere` true
    // the query will start with WHERE
    // by default `includeWhere` is false


    console.log(clause)
    // 
    //  {
    //      query: "`column` = ? AND `column2` = ? AND `column3` = ?",
    //      values: [1, 2, 3]
    //  }
    //

    console.log(query);
    // RESULT: "WHERE `column` = ? AND `column2` = ? AND `column3` = ?"

    console.log(values)
    // RESULT: [1, 2, 3]

Query is not closed error

when using chain function
there might be Query is not closed error can occur when the query is not fully completed.
Example as follow:

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();

    // chain function 
    dynamicWhere
    .add({  
        field: 'column',
        comparasion: SQLDynamicWhere.Comparison.EQUAL,
        value: true
    })
    .and() // ==> query is not completed ending with AND

Alternative way to force neglect Query not close error

We are not recommanded to ignore query close check. Due to flexiability, we still allow user to close query close check.

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    
    ... add where

    // call this function will ignore query close check
    dynamicWhere.forceMarkAsEndQuery();

    // then call getClauses()
    const clause = dynamicWhere.getClauses();

    

addRaw()

we are not recommanded to add raw query, due to flexability, we add this function to allow user to add raw query.

    const dynamicWhere = new SQLDynamicWhere();
    dynamicWhere.addRaw({
        query: 'column1 = ?, column2 = ?',
        values: [true, false],
        logic: 
    })


    // the terms as follow:
    // [logic] [query]