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kmh-db-connector

v2.0.1

Published

Simple abstraction layer for `mssql`.

Downloads

19

Readme

KM/H Database Connector (kmh-db-connector)

Simple abstraction layer for mssql.

Installation

npm install kmh-db-connector

Usage

const Connector = require('kmh-db-connector');

const conf = {
    user: 'username',
    password: 'password',
    server: 'host',
    database: 'database name',
    port: 1433,
    connectionTimeout: 30000,
    requestTimeout: 30000,
    pool: {
        max: 30,
        idleTimeoutMillis: 20000,
    },
    logger: (...args) => console.log("Log: ", ...args)
};

Connector(conf, 'Deutsch').then(connector => {
    const getUser = (firstName, lastName) => connector.executeProcedureSafeNormalized('Person.getUser', { FirstName: firstName, LastName: lastName, ModifiedDate: (new Date()) }, 'AdventureWorks2017');
    
    const run = async() => {
        return getUser('Pilar', 'Ackerman')
    };
    
    run()
    .then((res) => { console.log("OK", res) }).catch(e => console.error(e)).then(() => process.exit(0));
});

API

Connector

function Connector(configuration, language, mapTypesFunction) -> Promise<ConnectorApi>

  • configurtation : object - mssql - configuration object
  • language : string - optional sets language for each query when given
  • mapTypesFunction : function any -> mssqlType

returns Object - Connector-API

Connector-API

async function executeProcedure(procedureName, parameters, dbName)

  • procedureName : string - name of stored procedure
  • parameters : Array<string> - list of parameter values (example: ["@parameter='some value'", "@anotherParam=123"])
  • dbName : string - name of Database to apply procedure

returns Promise<Response> - mssql response

async function executeProcedureSafe(procedureName, parameters, dbName)

Executes a procedure with prepared statement.

  • procedureName : string - name of stored procedure
  • parameters : Object - named parameters object (make sure object keys match procedure parameter keys including case)
  • dbName : string - name of Database to apply procedure

returns Promise<Response> - mssql response

async function executeProcedureNormalized / executeProcedureSafeNormalized (procedureName, parameters, dbName)

returns Promise<Array<Object>> - normalized sql response

Type Mapping

Example:

const sql = require('mssql');
const getParameterType = val => {
    const jsType = typeof val;
    if (jsType === 'string') return sql.Text;
    if (jsType === 'number') return (Number.isInteger(val)) ? sql.Int : sql.Numeric;
    if (jsType === 'boolean') return sql.Bit;
    if (val instanceof Date) return sql.DateTime;
    return sql.Text;
}