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pg-defer

v1.0.0

Published

Create your own entity for postgresql and improve code readability

Downloads

2

Readme

pg-defer

Create your own entity for postgresql and improve code readability

Install

npm install pg-defer

How use

var pgDefer = require('pg-defer');
pgDefer.settings({ db: {"example": "postgres://user:password@localhost/db_name"} });
var Account = pgDefer("example", {
	get: "SELECT * FROM #{table} WHERE email='#{email} AND hash='#{hash}'",
	add: "INSERT INTO #{table} (email, hash, acc_group) " +
		"SELECT '#{email}', '#{hash}', '#{group}' " +
		"WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT email FROM #{table} WHERE email='#{email}')",
	changePassword: "UPDATE #{table} SET hash='#{hash}' WHERE id=#{uid}"
}, {
	table: "account"
});

var email = "[email protected]";
var password = "MySimplePWD";
var hash = cryptoMyPassword(password);

Account.get({email: email, hash: hash}, function (err, users) {
	if (err) throw err;
	if (!users.length) {
		Account.add({email: email, hash: hash, group: "user"}, addUserHandler); 
		return;
	}
	
	var newPassword = "anotherPassword123";
	var newHash = cryptoMyPassword(password)
	Account.changePassword({uid: users[0].id, hash: newHash}, changePasswordHandler);
});

Methods

defer.settings(options)

Set default settings for all project

options

db

type: object

default: {}

description: list of your db

defer(dbName, queryHash, defaultValueHash)

method will make function for each key in queryHash

dbName

type: string

description: it's key for db list

queryHash

type: object

description: Storage your queries with templates for new methods

defaultValueHash

type: object

description: Values insert in query before create method