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nodeMysqlWrapper

v0.0.1

Published

Provides a paginate kind of flow for sql queries coupled with events

Downloads

5

Readme

#Node MySql Wrapper A wrapper around mysql for nodejs to provide pagination across row recieved. Include the index.js script in your node js repo and check for yourself. Included a test.js for your help.

#Functions

  • Require the index.js like mysql = require('./index.js')

  • Set the Connection Options

    var options = {
      host            : 'localhost',
      user            : 'root',
      password        : '',
      db              : 'dummy'
    };
      
  • Instantiate a new object while passing the options mysqlOb = new mysql(options);

  • Establish the connection with the mysql server by calling the function mysqlOb.establishConnection();

    • The function emits connectionEstablished when a successful connection is established along with the connection's thread id.
    • In case of an error, the function emits connectionError along with the error
    • Example :
       mysqlOb.on('connectionEstablished',function(threadid){
         console.log("connected with thread id : " + threadid)
       });
          
  • Set Threshold Size mysqlOb.setThresholdSize(10);

  • Set the query

    var query = "select * from users";
    mysqlOb.setQuery(query);
    • It emits queryData containing the resultant row data. Paginate further by calling mysqlOb.paginate();

      mysqlOb.on('queryData',function(row){
        console.log("data : " + UTIL.inspect(row,10,true,10));
        mysqlOb.paginate();
      });
    • queryEnd is emmitted to mark the end of pagination.It also send along a message saying That's all folks!

      mysqlOb.on('queryEnd',function(message){
        console.log(message);
        process.exit(0);
      });
    • In case of any errors in the query queryError is emitted along with the error.

      mysqlOb.on('queryError',function(queryError){
        console.log("error in querry" + queryError);
      });
    • queryFields is emitted with fields which contain information about the returned results fields (if any)

      mysqlOb.on('queryFields',function(queryFields){
        console.log("queryFields :" + UTIL.inspect(queryFields,10,true,10));
      });