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lb4-soft-delete

v1.0.0-beta.0.0.2

Published

Adding soft delete functionality to Loopback 4 models.

Downloads

3

Readme

lb4-soft-delete

Add Soft Delete Funcionality to your LB4 Repositories.

  • [x] Default Repoistory
  • [ ] TODO: Soft Deleted Relations

Install

npm install --save lb4-soft-delete

Add Soft Delete Column to your Model

import {property} from '@loopback/repository';
import {SoftDeleteEntity} from 'lb4-soft-delete'

Product extends SoftDeleteEntity {
  @property({
    type: number,
    id: true
  })
  id?: number
}

or if you wanna change the definition of the deletedAt property: e.g. it should be null instead of undefined for not deleted entities.

import {Entity, property} from '@loopback/repository';
import {softDelete} from 'lb4-soft-delete';

Product extends Entity { // Not working like that
  @property({
    type: number,
    id: true
  })
  id?: number

  @softDeleteProperty({
    default: null,
  })
  deletedAt?: string | null;
}

Add Soft Delete Methods to your Repository

import {Product, ProductRelations} from '../models';
import {DbDataSource} from '../datasources';
import {SoftDeleteCrudRepository} from 'lb4-soft-delete';
import {inject} from '@loopback/core';

export class ProductRepository extends SoftDeleteCrudRepository<Product, Product.prototype.id, ProductRelations>
{
  constructor(
    @inject('datasources.db') dataSource: DbDataSource,
  ) {
    super(Product, dataSource);
  }
}

API:

SoftDeleteFilter

interface SoftDeleteFilter<T extends SoftDeleteEntity> extends Filter<T> {
  withDeleted?: boolean;
  onlyDeleted?: boolean;
}
  • withDeleted includes soft deleted Entities
  • onlyDeleted only shows soft deleted Entities
  • onlyDeleted > withDeleted

repository.save()

save(entity: T, options?: Options): Promise<T>;
  • Safe only if not deleted already // TODO
  • Create a new, is unchanged from DefaultCrudRepository

repository.create()

create(entity: DataObject<T>, options?: Options): Promise<T>;
  • unchanged from DefaultCrudRepository

repository.createAll()

createAll(entities: DataObject<T>[], options?: Options): Promise<T[]>;
  • unchanged from DefaultCrudRepository

repository.find()

find(filter?: SoftDeleteFilter<T>, options?: Options): Promise<(T & Relations)[]>;
  • does not find soft deleted Entities
  • filter includes withDeleted, onlyDeleted to show soft deleted Entities again

repository.findOne()

findOne(filter?: SoftDeleteFilter<T>, options?: Options): Promise<(T & Relations) | null>;
  • does not find soft deleted Entities
  • filter includes withDeleted, onlyDeleted to show soft deleted Entities again

repository.findById()

findById(id: ID, filter?: SoftDeleteFilter<T>, options?: Options): Promise<T & Relations>;
  • does not find soft deleted Entities
  • filter includes withDeleted, onlyDeleted to show soft deleted Entities again
  • throws when soft delete state does not fit filter options
  • throws when not found

repository.update()

update (entity: T, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • update entity
  • throws if entity is soft deleted already // TODO TEST
  • throws if entity is not found

repository.delete()

delete(entity: T, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • soft delete an entity
  • throws when already soft deleted
  • throws when not found

repository.deleteHard()

deleteHard(entity: T, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • soft delete an entity
  • throws when already soft deleted
  • throws when not found

repository.restore()

restore(entity: T, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • restore a soft deleted entity
  • sets the deletedAt column to the default value of the property definition
  • throws when not soft deleted
  • throws when not found

repository.updateAll()

updateAll(data: DataObject<T>, where?: Where<T>, options?: Options): Promise<Count>;
  • update entities (only not soft deleted)

repository.updateById()

updateById(id: ID, data: DataObject<T>, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • update entity
  • throws if entity is soft deleted already
  • throws if entity is not found

repository.replaceById()

replaceById(id: ID, data: DataObject<T>, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • replace entity
  • throws if entity is soft deleted already
  • throws if entity is not found

repository.deleteAll()

deleteAll(where?: Where<T>, options?: Options): Promise<Count>;
  • soft delete entities

repository.deleteAllHard()

deleteHardAll(where?: Where<T>, options?: Options): Promise<Count>;
  • delete already soft deleted entities

repository.restoreAll()

restoreAll(where?: Where<T>, options?: Options): Promise<Count>;
  • restore soft deleted entities

repository.deleteById()

deleteById(id: ID, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • soft delete an entity
  • throws when already soft deleted
  • throws when not found

repository.deleteHardById()

deleteHardById(id: ID, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • delete an entity
  • throws when not soft deleted
  • throws when not found

repository.restoreById()

restoreById(id: ID, options?: Options): Promise<void>;
  • restore a soft deleted entity
  • sets the deletedAt column to the default value of the property definition
  • throws when not soft deleted
  • throws when not found

repository.count()

count(where?: Where<T>, options?: Options): Promise<Count>;
  • counts only the not deleted entities

repository.countWithDeleted()

countWithDeleted(where?: Where<T>, options?: Options): Promise<Count>;
  • counts all entities

repository.countOnlyDeleted()

countOnlyDeleted(where?: Where<T>, options?: Options): Promise<Count>;
  • counts only the deleted entities

repository.exists()

exists(id: ID, options?: Options): Promise<boolean>;
  • unchanged from DefaultCrudRepository

LoopBack

https://help.github.com/en/articles/basic-writing-and-formatting-syntax