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internetbase-sql

v0.16.3

Published

https://internetbase.org

Downloads

12

Readme

InternetBase CaelumCore Sql Azle Plugin

https://internetbase.org

Install

Add this package in your existing Azle 0.16.0-rc.0 project. Notice: It has to be this exact version or you will have problems compiling it. We are working on resolving the issue

If you don't have one -> https://github.com/demergent-labs/azle

npm i internetbase-sql
import { db, me } from "internetbase-sql";

Note: You may be unable to compile your Azle+SQL project on Mac. If you have problems, this Discord channel may help you out https://discord.com/channels/748416164832608337/956466775380336680

Usage

A blast where you can check if SQL will get things done for you: https://jglts-daaaa-aaaai-qnpma-cai.raw.ic0.app/99.b73c50bc49754964b43f3fcd547c025e31426d65b51d12ffebf080ae

You may want to open up two canister functions and use Blast to create and populate your db like this:

let iclocal = icblast({local:true}); 
// if dfx replica is on a different ip, add local_host: "http://192.168.0.179:8000"
// if CORS won't let you connect, install CORS unblock Chrome extension
// and use the .raw Blast url https://jglts-daaaa-aaaai-qnpma-cai.raw.ic0.app/

let can = await icblast("rrkah-fqaaa-aaaaa-aaaaq-cai");
await can.execute("CREATE TABLE .....").then(log)

Add this in your canister (remove later or put access control)

$update;
export function execute(q: string): nat32 {
  return db.execute(q);
}

$query;
export function query(q: string): string {
  let x;
  try {
    x = db.query(q);
  } catch (e) {
    return e as string
  }
  return JSON.stringify(x);
}

Query and return Candid Record

type Category = Record<{
  id: nat32;
  name: text;
  parent_id: Opt<nat32>;
  image_url: Opt<text>;
}>;

$query;
export function get_categories(): Vec<Category> {
  return db.query<Category>(`SELECT id, name, parent_id,
   image_url FROM categories`);
}

Warning: Make sure the column names and count in your SQL query matches record fields, or you will get obscure errors.

For example, if your query asks for name_another in SELECT id, name_another, parent_id, image_url and your record expects name, it will throw error.


db.query_one<Order>(`SELECT service_id, prompt, buyer_id, seller_id,
 status, chat, rated, created_at, updated_at, price, completed_at
  FROM orders WHERE id = ?1 and score = ?2 and
   rating = ?3 LIMIT 1`, id, score, rating);

Warning: When you are passing parameters, you need to make sure the number of requested parameters with ?1 or ?2 or ?3 etc.. matches the count and type of passed parameters, or you will get obscure errors.


let [one, two, three] = db.query_tuple<[nat32, nat64, float64]>("SELECT id,
 score, rating FROM user WHERE principal = ?", me());

db.query_tuple will return array/(ts tuple) instead of object with field names.

Demo app

https://github.com/infu/internetbase-sql-demo