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evanpatchouli-mysql

v1.0.22

Published

nodejs mysql tool

Downloads

3

Readme

evanpatchouli-mysql

evanpatchouli-mysql is js-tool for MySQL, whick can help you use MySQL easier in node.

This tool is at birth and it will grow up fastly in the future.

Latest Version: 1.0.22

v1.0.22:

  • now you can create and use more connection pool rather than only the one default pool.
  • improve the HELP.md.
  • improve the type hint.

v1.0.21: a patch

v1.0.20:

  • Intelligent Hint Type declared with typescript so that the intelligent coding hint is supported.
  • 1 Bug Fixed The bug of lifetime of conn is fixed.

v1.0.18: add two functions: newDb and delDb

v1.0.17: a patch, export bug has been fixed

v1.0.16: a patch

v1.0.15: a patch

v1.0.14: a patch

v1.0.13:

JsDoc has been added!

v1.0.12:

Compiled into CommonJs: since v1.0.11, the sql.js module will be compiled into commonjs by babel, and you can enjoy it with both of cjs and mjs.

Standardlize: the function name in conn, pool and db. One of my friend told me that the name "get" confused him to think it as "get a connection", and this is just when I realized that I should make the names more clear and easy at the same time.

One New Feature: the db has mode! It has two options: "debug" and "non-debug", you can set it at db.mode, the "non-debug" mode only returns one of the entire mysql.js result, and "debug" mode returns entirely, with the sql str and some message printed in console working like sql log.

One New Change: under "non-debug" mode, the action like update, insert, delete will all return one number, and the meanings are a bit different between them: upd, return the result = affectedRows + changedRows - 1, and it's easy to understand the three value of it, 1 means success, 0 means the new is the same as new, -1 means the target record doesn't exist.insert and delete return affectedRows, 1 means success and 0 instead.

Install

npm install evanpatchouli-mysql

Code Resource

https://github.com/Evanpatchouli/evanpatchouli-mysql

Useage

Tip: the sql-action is a packaged Promise, I suggest to use 'async / await', but raw Promise also works if you prefer it.

Separate Introduction

type: "Moudle"

import db from "evanpatchouli-mysql/lib/sql.js";

type: "CommonJs"

let db = require("../index.js");

quick sql

let result = db.sel('select * from user');

sql in a quick persistent conn

let conn = await db.conn("localhost", 3306, "root", "root", "springdemo");
let result = conn.get('select * from user');

close a conn

conn.close();

init connection pool

// example db.pool.init(host, port, user, password, database)
db.pool.init('localhost',3306,'root','root','springdemo');

quick sql in pool

let result = db.pool.sel('select * from user')

do sql in a certain conn in pool

let conn = db.pool.conn();
let result = conn.sel('select * from user')

close pool

db.pool.close();

Result : Output

debug mode output:

sql: insert into user (name,pwd) values ('user3','userpwd')
under: springdemo
connection: conn1 in pool persistent
{
  sql: "insert into user (name,pwd) values ('user3','userpwd')",
  res: {
    fieldCount: 0,
    affectedRows: 1,
    insertId: 17,
    serverStatus: 2,
    warningCount: 0,
    message: '',
    protocol41: true,
    changedRows: 0
  }
}

More

More usage can be saw in HELP.md