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omysql

v0.0.13

Published

Easy way to use mysql

Downloads

15

Readme

omysql

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Easy way to use mysql

How to use.

# Install
npm install omysql
const OMysql = require('omysql');

// init
const mysqlHub = new OMysql({
    connectionLimit: 20,
    host: '127.0.0.1',
    password: '^-^lucky',
    port: 3306,
    user: 'root',
    database: 'testDB'
});

// 1、Query: `where gender = 'male' and age = 18`
const data = await mysqlHub.query(['id', 'name'], 'user_info_table', {
    gender: 'male',
    age: 18
});

OMysql

const OMysql = require('omysql');

// Generate Sql string
const sqlStr = OMysql.sqlBuilder.query(['id', 'name'], 'user_info_table', {
    gender: 'male',
    age: 18
});

console.log(sqlStr);
/**
 * {
 *      sqlStr: 'SELECT id, name from user_info_table where `gender` = ? and `age` = ?',
 *      params: ['male', 18]
 * }
 */

new OMysql(config)

const OMysql = require('omysql');
// init
const omysqlInst = new OMysql({
    connectionLimit: 20,
    host: '127.0.0.1',
    password: '^-^lucky',
    port: 3306,
    user: 'root',
    database: 'testDB'
});

API

omysqlInst.setConfig(newConfig)

Update config. Will merge with current config.

omysqlInst.createPool(db)

Create mysql pool.

  • db: Optional. Default this.config.database

omysqlInst.createConnection(db)

Create mysql connection.

  • db: Optional. Default this.config.database

omysqlInst.queryCore(sqlStr, sqlParams, keepConnection)

Execute SQL.

  • sqlStr: Like SELECT id, name from user_info_table where gender= ? andage = ?, You can use OMysql.sqlBuilder.query to generated. String
  • sqlParams: Like ['male', 18]. Array;
  • keepConnection: Optional, Default false. Boolean;

omysqlInst.query(keys, tableName, condisions, extra)

Query all data by some condisions. Return false / data list

  • keys: The keys you want to query(Set * to query all keys). Like ['name', 'age']. Array;
  • tableName: Mysql table name. String;
  • condisions: Query rules. You can use the following ways:
    1. {[key1]: value1, [key2]: value2}: Equal to where key1 = value1 AND key2 = value2;
    2. {key: 'id', desc: {rule: '=/</>/<=/>=/!=/like/not like/between/in/not in', params: String|Array}, rel: 'AND/OR'}: A complex set of conditions;
    3. [conditions1, condisions2]: Multiple sets of conditional combinations;
  • extra: Additional sql string. Like LIMIT 100;

omysqlInst.queryAll(keys, tableName, extra)

Query all data without condisions. Return false / data list

  • keys: The keys you want to query(Set * to query all keys). Like ['name', 'age']. Array;
  • tableName: Mysql table name. String;
  • extra: Additional sql string. Like LIMIT 100;

omysqlInst.queryOne(keys, tableName, condisions, extra)

The same with query, but only return one data. Return false / data

omysqlInst.del(tableName, condisions)

Delete data by some condisions. Return true/false

omysqlInst.insert(tableName, dataset, schema)

Insert data.

omysqlInst.insertBatch(tableName, itemKeys, valuesGroup, schema)

Batch insert data.

omysqlInst.update(tableName, condisions, dataset, schema)

Update data.

omysqlInst.updateOrInsert(tableName, condisions, dataset, schema)

If the target exist, update it, otherwise, insert a new record.

omysqlInst.insertIfNeed(tableName, condisions, dataset, schema)

If the target can't find, insert a new record.

omysqlInst.beginTransaction(taskCoreFn)

Mysql transaction. Wrap the taskCoreFn(connection, {sqlBuilder}) with transaction.

Return true if 'COMMIT'

The taskCoreFn return true to commit, or false to rollback. If you want to control by your self, return undefined.

Schema

Used to inset/modify data.

For example: usr_table

usr|create_time|update_item ---|---|--- usr1|2019-01-01 01:00|2019-01-01 01:00

const moment = require('moment');

const getCurrentTimestamp = () => {
    return moment(new Date()).format('YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss');
};

const USR_TABLE_SCHEMA = {
    // key name
    create_time: {
        // Can't be modified.
        frozen: true,
        // Generate default value.
        createDef: getCurrentTimestamp
    },
    update_time: {
        createDef: getCurrentTimestamp
    }
};

// insert data(Time: 2019-02-25 02:25)
await omysqlInst.insert(
    'usr_table',
    {usr: 'ocean'},
    USR_TABLE_SCHEMA
);

// update data(Time: 2019-06-08 06:08)
await omysqlInst.update(
    'usr_table',
    // condition for target.
    {usr: 'usr1'},
    // new data
    {usr: 'bottle'},
    USR_TABLE_SCHEMA
);

The latest data.

usr|create_time|update_item ---|---|--- bottle|2019-01-01 01:00|2019-06-08 06:08 ocean|2019-02-25 02:25|2019-02-25 02:25