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sqlpture

v0.0.9

Published

SQL database engine implemented purely in TypeScript type definitions.

Downloads

13

Readme

sqlpture

sqlpture (/ˈskʌlptʃə/) is a type-level SQL parser & validator, inspired by ts-sql.

import { Query } from 'sqlpture'
import { DB } from './types/DB'

const query = 'SELECT name, email, age FROM customer;'
type result = Query<typeof query, DB> // Array<{ name: string, email: string | null, age: number }>

DEMO

Installation

yarn add -D sqlpture

Getting Started

:warning: You will need TypeScript 4.1 or higher

  1. Setup Database

  2. Generate Type Definition for Your Relational Database

  • Reccomend to use schemats to generate Table type intefaces for MySQL & Postgres
  • Your DB type definition should meet such structure, type Database = { dialect: string; schema: Record<string, any> }
  1. Install sqlpture

How to use in Real World ?

Check out the example repository!

https://github.com/andoshin11/sqlpture-example

There you can see...

  • How I manage PostgreSQL DB
  • How I do codegen TypeScript schema from actual DB
  • How I call PostgreSQL query on Node.js application
  • How I develop a type-safe Node.js API server

TODO

  • [ ] Query Result Type
    • [ ] Querying Data
      • [ ] SELECT
        • [x] SELECT * FROM table_name
        • [x] SELECT select_list FROM table_name
        • [x] SELECT DISTINCT column_name FROM table_name
        • [ ] (PostgreSQL) SELECT statement with expressions
        • [ ] LENGTH() function
        • [ ] SUM() function
        • [ ] COUNT() function
        • [ ] HAVING clause
      • [ ] Column Alias
        • [x] SELECT column_name AS alias_name FROM table_name
        • [x] SELECT column_name alias_name FROM table_name
        • [ ] Column Aliases that contain spaces
      • [ ] Join Tables
        • [x] INNER JOIN multiple tables
        • [x] field name from public table
        • [x] field name with table alias prefix
        • [x] SELF JOIN
        • [x] USING
        • [x] LEFT JOIN
        • [x] RIGHT JOIN
        • [ ] FULL OUTER JOIN
        • [ ] CROSS JOIN
        • [ ] NATURAL JOIN
      • [ ] GROUP BY
      • [ ] UNION
        • [ ] UNION ALL
      • [ ] INTERSECT
      • [ ] EXCEPT
    • [ ] Modifying Data
      • [x] INSERT
        • [x] Return Data
        • [x] Insert multiple rows
      • [x] UPDATE
        • [x] Return Data
      • [ ] DELETE
  • [ ] Query Validator
    • [ ] SELECT
      • [x] Field names
        • [x] Invalid filed names from public schema
        • [x] Invalid field names with table alias prefix
        • [x] Invalid field names with alias
      • [x] Join
        • [x] Invalid Join target table
        • [x] Invalid ON target fields
      • [ ] ORDER BY clause
        • [ ] Invalid field names
      • [x] WHERE clause
        • [x] Invalid field names
        • [x] Accept Variable Expression( $)
    • [x] INSERT
      • [x] Insert target table
      • [x] Insert field names
      • [x] Return field names
      • [x] Check values type
      • [x] Insert multiple rows
      • [x] Accept Variable Expression( $)
    • [x] UPDATE
      • [x] Return field names
      • [x] Set field names
      • [x] Set field values
      • [x] Where expression validity
    • [ ] DELETE