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sqlite-search

v4.1.0

Published

automated sqlite text indexing via streams

Downloads

7

Readme

sqlite-search

NPM

api

require('sqlite-search')(opts, readyCallback)

opts:

  • path - required - the path to where the sqlite db should be stored/read from
  • columns - required - an array of columns, e.g. ['foo', 'bar'] to use as the schema for the search table
  • primaryKey - required - the primary key that will be passed to since and will by default order the column

readyCallback

Will get called with err, instance

var sqliteSearch = require('sqlite-search')
sqliteSearch(opts, function (err, searcher) {
  searcher.createSearchStream(searchOpts)
})

instance.createWriteStream()

returns a writable object stream. objects written into this stream will be stored in the search table. make sure the keys of your object were included in the columns array you passed into the constructor above

instance.createSearchStream(opts)

returns a readable object stream that emits search result objects

opts:

  • field - required - which column to search against
  • query - required - the search query string, passed to MATCH
  • select - an array of strings to use as the select arguments, e.g. ['foo', 'bar'] tranlates into SELECT foo, bar. defaults to * if not specified
  • order - ORDER BY ? (default primaryKey)
  • since - if supplied will put in an AND ? > ? with [since, primaryKey] to the query
  • limit - LIMIT ?
  • offset - OFFSET ?
  • statement - optionally you can specify a full SQL statement to run as the query. if specified all other options will be ignored
  • formatType - if set to 'object' will format the search response as JSON for streaming. See https://github.com/maxogden/npm-readme-search for an example.