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postgres-queryparser

v1.1.4

Published

Post gress Query Parser for getting final query to that is to be executed

Downloads

19

Readme

Description

npm package for simple addons to postgres projects.

Installation

npm i postgres-queryparser --save
let pg_parser = require('postgres-queryparser');

How to use

Version V 1.1.4:

updated to validate $ entries in values.

Version V 1.1.3:

updated to validate null validation.

Version V 1.1.2:

updated to considers array values with escape characters.

Version V 1.1.1:

initial method added for parseQuery.

Let's see about js code:


let pg_parser = require('postgres-queryparser');
    
let query = `UPDATE users SET  users_fname= $1, users_lname= $2, users_sonof= $3, users_address= $4, users_postcode= $5, users_mobile= $6, users_email= $7 WHERE apikeys_id = $8`;
let values = ["fname" , "lname" , "sonof" , "address" , "postcode" , "9876543210" , "[email protected]" , "12345" ];


console.log(pg_parser.parseQuery(query,values));
//UPDATE users SET  users_fname= 'fname', users_lname= 'lname', users_sonof= 'sonof', users_address= 'address', users_postcode= 'postcode', users_mobile= '9876543210', users_email= '[email protected]' WHERE apikeys_id = '12345'

Support

Happy to add more, and need any updates, do get in touch on my telegram over @chigovera