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unsearch

v0.0.2

Published

Unsearch smart key:value scope all database search. Compatible with any database.

Downloads

81

Readme

unsearch

unsearch is a simple library designed to add flexible search functionality to your own APIs and databases.

Features

  • Pluggable architecture
    • Plugins
      • [x] andScope / AND
      • [x] orScope / OR
      • [x] orderByScope / asc:xx, desc:xx asc:[xx, xx], desc:[xx, xx]
      • [x] textScope / hello world
      • [x] twoPointScope / xx:xx yy:yy xx:>yy xx:>=yy xx:<yy xx:<=yy xx:yy xx:yy and more
      • [ ] limitScope
      • [ ] offsetScope
  • key:value scope search
  • asc:key or desc:key sort search
  • limit:count limit search (soon)
  • offset:count offset search (soon)
  • key:value OR key:value orScope search
  • key:value AND key:value andScope search

Video

unsearch

Installation

pnpm add unsearch

Usage

Search Text

Here is an example of a search text.

const example1 = 'name:john'
const example2 = 'test name:john'
const example3 = 'name:>john' // 'name:>=john' 'name:<john' 'name:<=john' 'name:<like>john' 'name:<ilike>john'
const example2 = 'name:john age:20'
const example3 = 'name:john age:20 OR name:doe age:30'
const example4 = 'name:john age:20 AND name:doe age:30'
const example5 = 'name:john asc:age'
const example6 = 'name:john desc:age'
const example8 = 'name:john AND email:[email protected] asc:age name:doe OR age:30'
const example7 = 'name:john asc:age limit:10' // soon

TODO

  • [ ] Add limitScope
  • [ ] Add offsetScope
  • [ ] Usege examples
    • [ ] Prisma
    • [ ] TypeORM
    • [ ] Sequelize
    • [ ] Knex
    • [ ] Postgres
    • [ ] MySQL
    • [ ] MongoDB
    • [ ] SQLite
    • [ ] MariaDB
  • [ ] Add more tests
  • [ ] Add more docs

Development

  1. To use this template, click the "Use this template" button above.
  2. Clone the repository to your local machine.
  3. Run pnpm install to install the dependencies.
  4. Run pnpm build to build the bundle.
  5. Run pnpm start to start the bundle.
  6. Run pnpm lint to lint the code. (You can also run pnpm lint:fix to fix the linting errors.)
  7. Run pnpm test to run the tests. (You can also run pnpm test:watch to run the tests in watch mode.)
  8. Run pnpm release to bump the version. Terminal will ask you to select the version type. And then it will automatically commit and push the changes. GitHub Actions will automatically publish git tags. NPM local registry will automatically publish the package.

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License

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