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restful-stored-procedure

v0.7.0

Published

This project is to automatically provide restful API for stored procedures in a SQL Server database.

Downloads

33

Readme

Restful-Stored-Procedure

For SQL Server (TSQL).

This project is to automatically provide restful API for stored procedures in a SQL Server database.

npm version Build Status

Use as a library

First install the package.

npm install restful-stored-procedure 

Code example:

const express = require('express');
const createRoutes = require('restful-stored-procedure');
const server = express();

// Here add your own middle ware and other routes if needed.

// Create config object.
const config= {
    "user": "user",
    "password": "password",
    "server": "server",
    "database": "your database",
    "port": 1433
};

// Call createRoutes with server and the config.
createRoutes(server, config);

server.listen(8080, ()=>{
   console.log('Server start listing at port 8080');
});

Done.

You can now access the database with restiful API at port 8080.

It's also possible to only generate routes for certain schema by including a third argument to createRoutes.

createRoutes(server, config, ['dbo','web']);

Use as a command line program.

First install the package globally.

npm install restful-stored-procedure -g

create a config.json file with contents

 {
    "user": "user",
    "password": "password",
    "server": "server",
    "database": "your database",
    "port": 1433
}

Run the command

rest-sp -f path/to/config.json -p httpport

or if you put config.json in root folder and use port 8080, simply:

rest-sp

An Express server is set up to receive restiful API calls.

APIs:

Execute a stored procedure with given parameters.

    POST /sp/schema.procedureName
    Json body: 
    {"parameters": {"param1": value1, "param2": value2  } } 

Get detailed argument information about a stored procedure

    GET /sp/schema.procedureName

List all available stored procedure

    GET /sp/list