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msq

v1.0.1

Published

mysql manager

Downloads

557

Readme

msq

A mysql tools

How to use


const msq = require('./index')
const config = {
    "host": "xxx",
    "user": "xxx",
    "password": "xxx",
    "database": "xxx",
    "port": xxx
}
const model = msq(config)

/**
 * Use co + thunkify as example 下面使用 co + thunkify 做例子
 */

const co = require('co')
const thunkify = require('thunkify-array')

co(function*(){


// if you run a query , just pass a sql for the first argument, and thunkify will pass second argument(Callback) to the method which is necessary
// if you need to handle the result before callback, pass the third argument as function , it can handle the origin result that mysql return
// query方法: 将sql语句传入第一个参数,第二个参数传入callback(此例子由thunkify提供callback)
// 如需要对返回结果提前做处理,可传入函数作为第三个参数,此函数将会处理mysql直接返回的结果,并交由callback返回

const queryResult = yield thunkify(model.query)('SELECT * FROM table')


// if you run a process, pass a process name for the first argument, and secondary augument is parameters(as Array), also, callback(third argument) is pass by thunkify
// if you need to handle the result before callback, pass the fourth argument as function , it can handle the origin result that mysql return
// proc: 执行存储过程,第一个参数为存储过程名,第二个参数是存储过程的参数,第三个参数是callback(仍然由thunkify提供)
// 如需要对返回结果提前做处理,可传入函数作为第三个参数,此函数将会处理mysql直接返回的结果,并交由callback返回

const procResult = yield thunkify(model.proc)('process',['...params'])

//now, you can get the result from mysql
})

## More config

msg use origin method "mysql.createPool" to create a pool, so your config can be the same as those use for mysql, and the config is the same

also, you can use pool's method like this


    model.pool.on('connection',function(){{/*method*/})

    model.pool.on('enqueue',function(){/*method*/})

    //model.pool is same as the pool that mysql return

see more: mysql document