sql-builder
v0.0.4beta
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Adapter based SQL query string builder. Get total control over constructing you SQL queries. Quickly create adapter for your favorit DB (MySQL adapter included). Set where condition, and delete it later if your app changed its mind :).
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Node SQL Query Builder
This is adapter based SQL query builder. This means that building queries for every DB like MySQL, SQLite is handled by separate adapter. It make this sql query builder highly extendable.
Install
We are not yet in nmp. I do not want to publish there something incomplete. But as soon as main functinality is ready and it is become usable, I'll publish it. Right now you can only download or checkout it to your projectroot/node_modules/sql-builder
.
How to use
I have tryied to make usage quite straight forward. This is just few examples. See examples folder for more examples.
Selects
var Select = require('sql-builder').select;
var Sql = require('sql-builder').renderer;
// you can assign some query data on construction
var query = new Select({
group:'time',
having:['t = 1 ASC', 'b = 2 DESC']
});
// You can use chains
query
.select('u.*')
.from('users AS u');
// put array or string or object
query.where("u.name = 'john'");
// set where to be deleted later
query.select('(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM messages) AS messages)', 'selmsg');
query.select('a.avatar').join('user_attr AS a ON a.user_id = u.id');
// show 10 items per page and 5th page
query.offset(5, 10);
// we decided not to calculate messages
query.resetSelect('selmsg');
// render to string throu renderer
console.log(query.toString());
Delete
var Delete = require('sql-builder').delete;
var Sql = require('sql-builder').renderer;
// add parametres on cunstruction
var query1 = new Delete({from: 'users', where:["id = 10", "blocked = 0"]});
console.warn(query.toString());
var query2 = new Delete();
// use chanes
query2.from('users').where('id = 10');
// add key to value later can delet by key
query2.where('blocked = 1', 'c1');
// put array
query2.where(['a = 1', 'a = 2']);
// put object
query2.where({test:'my = 2'});
// reset key. If no key all where reseted
query2.resetWhere('c2');
console.warn(query.toString());