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query-mechanic

v1.0.2

Published

MySQL/SQL Query string builder. Creates an object that connects to your database in a single line of code. That same object comes with methods that makes accessing, and storing data a much simpler endover. Its probably not the best choice for complex sql

Downloads

8

Readme

SQLJS

NodeJS Query Builder

  • DEVELOPER: Ajay Chambers
  • COMMENTS: [email protected]
  • Created: 2020-06-26
  • Updated: 2020-06-26

Dependancies (x11)

  • mysql @ NPM
  • core-util-is
  • inherits
  • isarray
  • process-nextick-args
  • bignumbers.js
  • readable-stream
  • safe-buffer
  • sqlstring
  • string_decoder
  • util-deprecate

ABOUT:

  SQL_JS is a 'JavaScript Module' located @ Github &/or NPM. The module is a query builder. I created it, becuase I personaly felt I could make a query builder that would serve my purposes better than the other Query Builder Modules on NPM. That is not to say that I feel I have built the worlds greatest query builder, however for my purposes it is the best. I decided to publicize it, maybe someone else will find it usefull. If you do try it please email me and let me know what you think. I am by all means a Junior Developer, and am starting to build some really cool stand alone modules/apps and would really like insight and feedback from anyone will to give it.
  

Instruction Manule:

Methods:

activate_insertQry(tableName, tableStructure, values)

activate_selectQry(OPTION)

OPTION 1: Query Entire Table

|================( -EXAMPLE- )========================================| =1= =2= =3= =4=
|=====================================================================|

OPTION 2: Query Entire Column

|================( -EXAMPLE- )========================================| =1= =2= =3= =4=
|=====================================================================|

OPTION 3: Query Entire Row

|================( -EXAMPLE- )========================================| =1= =2= =3= =4=
|=====================================================================|

OPTION 4: Query value in a specifiv column at a specific row.

|================( -EXAMPLE- )========================================| =1= =2= =3= =4=
|=====================================================================|

OPTION 5:

|================( -EXAMPLE- )========================================| =1= =2= =3= =4=
|=====================================================================|

run_activeQry()