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sito-node-mysql

v1.10.8

Published

node interface for mysql

Downloads

51

Readme

sito-node-mysql

sito-node-mysql @1.10.1

Create connection

    const { connection } = require("sito-node-mysql");
    
    connection.init({host, user, password, database});

    // you can initialize your connection in the application

After the creation of the connection you can use the CRUD methods

Functions

Using mysql2

insert (table: string, attributes: string[], values: object)

    const { insert } = require("sito-node-mysql");

    /* ⚠ If you pass 'id' will override uuid id auto generated ⚠ */
    const result = insert("users", ["id", "user", "name"], { user: "sito8943", name: "Sito" })

    // sql => INSERT INTO users(id, name) VALUES('<uuid>', 'Sito');

update (table: string, attributes: string[], values: object, where: any)

    const { update } = require("sito-node-mysql");

    const result = update("users", ["name"], { name: "SitoNumbis" }, { attribute: "user", operator: "=", value: "sito8943" })

    // sql => UPDATE users SET name='SitoNumbis' WHERE user='sito8943';

select (table: string || string[], attributes: string[], where: any, start: number, end: number)

    const { select } = require("sito-node-mysql");

    const result = select("users", ["name"], { attribute: "user", operator: "=", value: "sito8943" })

    // sql => SELECT name FROM users WHERE user='sito8943';

deleteDocuments (table: string, where: any)

    const { deleteDocuments } = require("sito-node-mysql");

    const result = deleteDocuments("users", { attribute: "user", operator: "=", value: "sito8943" })

    // sql => DELETE FROM users WHERE user='sito8943';

WHERE syntax !!! IMPORTANT

Where as object (single where)

{
    attribute: "string",
    operator: "=" // can be =, >, <, >=, <=, <>, BETWEEN, LIKE, IN
    value: "string", // or number, NOTE can be and array if you are using IN operator
    value1: "string" or number // if you are using BETWEEN operator
    parenthesis: string // this will type the 'parenthesis' '(' or ')' exactly in the location
}

Where as array (multi where)

[{
    attribute: "string",
    operator: "=" // can be =, >, <, >=, <=, <>, BETWEEN, LIKE, IN
    value: "string", // or number, NOTE can be and array if you are using IN operator
    value1: "string" or number // if you are using BETWEEN operator
    logic: "AND", // or "OR" the firs logic will be not taken
}]