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rutio-sqlapi

v0.0.3

Published

Async wrapper for some functions in mysql2

Downloads

230

Readme

rutio-sqlapi

Simple async wrapper for some of the functions in mysql/mysql2, to hopefully make some code clearer using it. I have been using this code in several projects and it is quite practical, mostly stable as well...

A single DB connection is supported, and database details are set by environment variables. Connection remains open as long as process is active or until it is closed by remote host.

DB_HOST     host name for the database
DB_NAME     schema name for selected database
DB_USER     user name for the database user
DB_PASSWORD onomatopoetic

Typical Use

// This will cause the connection to DB to be established, using the settings in environment
const sqlapi = require('rutio-sqlapi');

// Simple select, where an object contains the fields that should be matched
const test =  async () => {
    try {
        // Create a row in a table
        await sqlapi.create('customer', {name:'John', active:true});

        // Select
        const rows = await sqlapi.select('customer', {name:'John', active:true});
        rows.map(r->console.log(`Found user ${r.name}`));

        // Update all users named John to be not active
        await sqlapi.update('customer', {active:false}, {name:'John'});

        // Delete all rows with inactive users
        await sqlapi.remove('customer', {active:false});

        // Run a general query
        const result = await sqlapi.query('SELECT * FROM customer WHERE name LIKE 'Joe%');
    } catch (e) {
        console.log(e);
    }
}

test();