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sync-sqlite

v1.0.3

Published

SQLite operation based on sql.js.

Downloads

2

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sync-sqlite

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SQLite operation based on sql.js.

Install

$ npm install sync-sqlite

Usage

var options = {
    dbPath: './test.db',
    autoSave: true
};
var SQLite = require('sync-sqlite');
var db = new SQLite(options);

Methods

connect

Connect and open database. If the target dbPath doesn't exist, it will be created automatically.

table(tables)

Set what table you want to operate.

tables: Table name, one table use string, more than one use array

createTable(table, fields)

Create a new data table in current database.

table: Table name

fields: Fields list(array)

clearTable(table)

Clear all data in the table and reset index.

table: Table name

deleteTable(table)

Delete the table.

table: Table name

appendFields(table, fields)

Append fields to the table.

table: Table name

fields: Fields list(array)

select(tables, fields, where, orders, limit)

Query data, return a RecordSet object.

tables: Table name, string or array(more than one table)

fields: Fields, string or array

where: Optional, query condition

orders: Optional, order by

limit: Optional, query count

sel(fields, where, orders, limit)

Query data, return a RecordSet object.

insert(tables, fields)

Insert data, return a JSON object. ar means the affected rows, id means the inserted id.

tables: Table name, string or array(more than one table)

fields: Fields, json object(key is field name, value is field value).

ins(fields)

Insert data, return a JSON object. ar means the affected rows, id means the inserted id.

update(tables, fields, where)

Update data, return a JSON object. ar means the affected rows.

tables: Table name, string or array(more than one table)

fields: Fields, json object(key is field name, value is field value).

where: Optional, query condition

upd(fields, where)

Update data, return a JSON object. ar means the affected rows.

remove(tables, fields, where, orders, limit)

Remove data, return a JSON object. ar means the affected rows.

tables: Table name, string or array(more than one table)

fields: Fields, string or array

where: Optional, query condition

orders: Optional, order by

limit: Optional, query count

rem(fields, where, orders, limit)

Remove data, return a JSON object. ar means the affected rows.

runSQL(sql)

Execute sql string, the return values are the same as above.

execute(sql)

Execute sql string, the return values are:

If not query, return undefined.

If query, return an array contains the query result.

page(sql, pageIndex, pageSize)

Pagination query.

sql: The query sql string pageIndex: Page index, start from 1 pageSize: Record count per page

getTables()

Get all table and fields information.

getFields(table)

Get all fields information.

table: Table name

getVersion()

Get sqlite database version, such as 3.11.0

RecordSet

The query operation will return RecordSet object.

toJSON(index)

Convert query result to JSON. If you specify the index, it will return a json at the index, otherwise return the whole array, if no data, return null.

toArray(index)

Convert query result to Array. If you specify the index, it will return a array at the index, otherwise return the whole array, if no data, return empty array.

forEach(callback)

Loop the query result.

each(callback)

Loop the query result.

Examples

Please check the examples directory to get more idea.

License

MIT