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sql-condition-builder

v0.1.12

Published

Build SQL condition from object/array

Downloads

8

Readme

sql-condition-builder

This module builds SQL conditions from plain javascript objects. Objects are parsed as AND and Arrays are parsed as OR. It's primary use case is to build url queries easily with parsed to SQL.

This gives the possibility to...

`{a:'Hello',b:'!World'} => "a = 'Hello' AND b != 'World'"` (?a=Hello&b=!World)

Installation

npm install sql-condition-builder

Basic usage

var SQLConditionBuilder = require('sql-condition-builder');
var builder = new SQLConditionBuilder();

var obj = {a:'Hello',b:'!World'}
var condition = builder.build(obj); // ->"a = 'Hello' AND b != 'World'"

Examples

  • {a:'[25 TO 250]'} => "a BETWEEN 25 AND 250" (?a=[25 TO 250])
  • {x[{a:'>25'},{b:'<100'}]} => "a > 25 OR b < 100" (?x[a]=>25&x[b]=<100)

NOTE: in last example x is ignored because it's pointing to array of values (or statement). Keys pointing to Object or Array are ignored from statement.

Supported values

  • {a: null} or {a: 'null'} –> a IS NULL
  • {a: '!null'} –> a IS NOT NULL
  • {a: 'value'} –> a = 'value'
  • {a: '!value'} –> a <> 'value'
  • {a: '>25'} –> a > 25
  • {a: '<25'} –> a < 25
  • {a: '>=25'} –> a >= 25
  • {a: '<=25'} –> a <= 25
  • {a: '<="25"'} –> a <= '25'
  • {a: '[2 TO 200]'} –> a BETWEEN 2 AND 200
  • {a: '[1, 2, 3]'} –> a IN (1 , 2 , 3)
  • {a: '[a, "b", 'c']'} –> a IN ('a', 'b', 'c')
  • {a: '![a, "b", 'c']'} –> a NOT IN ('a', 'b', 'c')
  • {a: 'He?lo wor*'} –> a LIKE 'He_lo wor%'

Note that values are evaulated to JavaScript number type if it's a valid number otherwise they are evaluated to a string type. However in the situation you wanto to coerce a number into a string wrap it around double quotes ".

Running tests

npm run test

Build dist library

npm run build