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json-and-or-prepared

v1.0.2

Published

Represent a conditional statement as a JSON object and convert it to a SQL ready prepared statement

Downloads

4

Readme

json-and-or-prepared

Use a JSON object to represent a logical conditional statement and convert that to a SQL ready prepared statement string along with an array of corresponding values.


example

var andor = require('json-and-or-prepared')

var cond = {field:"value",or:[{one:1},{two:2}],fun:"yes"}

console.log(andor(cond))

output:

Object {condition: "(field = ? AND (one = ? OR two = ?) AND fun = ?)", params: ["value",1,2,"yes"]}

JSON object parameters are by default "and-ed" conditions. To introduce an "or-ed" condition insert a parameter named "or" and provide an array containing objects that represent the field/value combinations to be "or-ed".


example

var andor = require('json-and-or-prepared')

var cond = {field:["one","two","three"]}

console.log(andor(cond))

output:

Object {condition: "(field IN (?,?,?))", params: ["one","two","three"]}

Use an array of values in place of a parameter value to provide a list of field options.


example

var andor = require('json-and-or-prepared')

var cond = {field:"value",or:[{one:1},{two:2,three:"three"}]}

console.log(andor(cond))

output:

Object {condition: "(field = ? AND (one = ? OR (two = ? AND three = ?)))", params: ["value",1,2,"three"]}

Generally speaking, "and-ed" expressions are listed in objects, and "or-ed" expressions are listed in arrays.


install

npm install json-and-or-prepared

license

MIT