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excel-to-prisma

v1.0.8

Published

excel-to-prisma is a package that parses Excel data and converts it into a data object that can be used in Prisma ORM

Downloads

5

Readme

excel-to-prisma

excel-to-prisma is a package that parses Excel data and converts it into a data object that can be used in Prisma ORM.

Installation

npm i excel-to-prisma

Usage

excel-to-prisma works as if it reads the parent table and concatenates the child tables.

Initializing excel-to-prisma

First, import and create an instance of excel-to-prisma with the path to your Excel file and the worksheet name you intend to work with:

import { ExcelToPrisma } from "excel-to-prisma";

const excelToPrisma = new ExcelToPrisma({
  // ==========
  // your xlsx file
  // ==========
  filePath: "./data.xlsx",

  // ==========
  // primary key Delimiter
  // ex) userId -> Id, user_id -> _id
  // ==========
  pkDelimiterString: "Id",

  // ==========
  // oneToOneOrMany Option
  //  - split: String to separate multiple values
  //    - ex) 1|2
  // ==========
  oneToOneOrManyOptions: {
    split: "|",
  },
});
await excelToPrisma.initialize();

Read single table

When parsing the single table, write it as follows:

await excelToPrisma.readSheet({
  name: "banner",
  rowNameIndex: 2,
  startRowIndex: 3,
});

If there is a oneToOneOrMany value, set it as follows:

await excelToPrisma.readSheet({
  name: "banner",
  rowNameIndex: 2,
  startRowIndex: 3,
  // ==========
  // oneToOneOrMany Options
  //  - key: one or many key name
  //  - option: one | many
  //     - one -> single object
  //     - many -> array
  //  - operation: connect | set | disconnect
  // ==========
  oneToOneOrManyOptions: [
    { key: "infoProductTag", option: "many", operation: "connect" },
    { key: "infoProductTag", option: "one", operation: "set" },
  ],
});

One to Many Create

When linking to a parent table in a one to many relationship, you would write:

The oneToManyCreate method is executing the oneToOneOrManyConnect method

await excelToPrisma.oneToManyCreate({
  name: "post",
  fk: "userId",
  rowNameIndex: 2,
  startRowIndex: 3,
  // Optional: oneToOneOrManyOptions Options
});

Subtables in relationship

When connecting child tables in relationship, write as follows:

await excelToPrisma
  .readSheet({ name: "user", rowNameIndex: 2, startRowIndex: 3 })
  .then(async (sheetOption) => {
    await excelToPrisma
      .oneToManyCreate({
        name: "product",
        fk: "userId",
        many: sheetOption.name,
        rowNameIndex: 2,
        startRowIndex: 3,
        oneToOneOrManyOptions: [
          { key: "infoProductTag", option: "many", operation: "connect" },
          { key: "infoProductTag", option: "one", operation: "set" },
        ],
      })
      .then(async (sheetOption) => {
        await excelToPrisma
          .oneToManyCreate({
            name: "productComment",
            fk: "productId",
            many: sheetOption.name,
            rowNameIndex: 2,
            startRowIndex: 3,
          })
          .then(async (sheetOption) => {
            await excelToPrisma.oneToManyCreate({
              name: "productCommentHistory",
              fk: "productCommentId",
              many: sheetOption.name,
              rowNameIndex: 2,
              startRowIndex: 3,
            });
          });
      });
  });

Axios usage and example code

import { ExcelToPrisma } from "excel-to-prisma";
import axios from "axios";

async function main() {
  // parse excel to prisma
  const excelToPrisma = new ExcelToPrisma({
    filePath: "./data.xlsx",
    pkDelimiterString: "Id",
    oneToOneOrManyOptions: {
      split: "|",
    },
  });
  await excelToPrisma.initialize();
  await excelToPrisma
    .readSheet({ name: "user", rowNameIndex: 2, startRowIndex: 3 })
    .then(async (sheetOption) => {
      await excelToPrisma
        .oneToManyCreate({
          name: "product",
          fk: "userId",
          many: sheetOption.name,
          rowNameIndex: 2,
          startRowIndex: 3,
          oneToOneOrManyOptions: [
            { key: "infoProductTag", option: "many", operation: "connect" },
            { key: "infoProductTag", option: "one", operation: "set" },
          ],
        })
        .then(async (sheetOption) => {
          await excelToPrisma
            .oneToManyCreate({
              name: "productComment",
              fk: "productId",
              many: sheetOption.name,
              rowNameIndex: 2,
              startRowIndex: 3,
            })
            .then(async (sheetOption) => {
              await excelToPrisma.oneToManyCreate({
                name: "productCommentHistory",
                fk: "productCommentId",
                many: sheetOption.name,
                rowNameIndex: 2,
                startRowIndex: 3,
              });
            });
        });
    });
  const data = JSON.stringify(excelToPrisma.getData()); // stringified data

  // axios post to prisma
  for (let i = 0; i < JSON.parse(data).length; i++) {
    await axios
      .post("homepage URL", JSON.parse(data)[i], {
        headers: {
          "Content-Type": "application/json",
        },
      })
      .then((res) => {
        console.log(res.data);
      })
      .catch((err) => {
        console.error(err);
      });
  }
}

main().catch((err) => console.error(err));

API Reference

Refer to the code comments for detailed API usage and method descriptions.

Example

Contact

Seog Donggeun - [email protected]

Project Link: excel-to-prisma