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querybuilder-rules

v0.0.1

Published

Converts the rules generated by the jQuery QueryBuilder library into native database query languages.

Downloads

6

Readme

#querybuilder-rules

A subset of the jQuery QueryBuilder library, modified to work in a node.js environment. This module allows you to convert the rules object that's generated by the jQuery QueryBuilder UI into the native query language for various database engines.

##Supported Databases

  • SQL
  • MongoDB

##Example

//an example of a rules object that's generated by the jQuery QueryBuilder UI.
var rules = {
  "condition": "AND",
  "rules": [
    {
      "id": "name",
      "field": "name",
      "type": "string",
      "input": "text",
      "operator": "equal",
      "value": "Sh"
    }
  ]
}

//load this module
var QueryBuilder = require('querybuilder-rules');

//create a new instance variable
var qb = new QueryBuilder();

//generate a SQL Where statement
console.log(qb.getSQL(false, false, rules).sql);

//generate mongoDB find parameter
console.log(db.getMongo(rules));

###Methods

#####.getSQL(mode, linebreaks, rules)

| parameter | description | |:---|:---| | mode | false to output plain SQL'question_mark' to output prepared statement with ? placeholders'numbered' to output prepared statement with numbered ($1, $2, ...) placeholders'named' to output prepared statement with named (:id, :category, ...) placeholders | | linebreaks | Set to true to enable new lines in output. | | rules | The rules object that's generated by the jQuery QueryBuilder library. |

Returns an object with two keys:

| key | description | |:---|:---| | sql | SQL WHERE statement for a given set of rules. | | params | If mode is not set to false, this value will contain an array of parameters that belong to the corresponding placeholders that exist in the SQL statement. |

#####.getMongo(rules)

Returns an object representing the MongoDB find parameter for a given set of rules.

###Tests Enter the following command at the CLI to run the full set of Mocha tests:

make test

###Contributions Your contributions are appreciated! If you'd like to add support for a additional database engines, please include a full set of tests.

###License Covered under the MIT Licesnse, Copyright (c) 2016 Riffyn, Inc.