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wires-mysql

v0.0.7

Published

wires-mysql

Downloads

17

Readme

wires-mysql

About

An API to mysql database, using mongolike queries

Usage

Connection

var mosql = require('wires-mysql');

mosql.connection.createPool({
    host : '', user : '', password : '', database : ''
})

Schema

All operations require schema, there is an example how to do it:

var usersSchema = {
    id: {},
    name: {},
    email : {},
    age : { type : 'int'}
}

When synced, id is created automatically, it does not matter whether it's preset there or not It will be created with autoincrement option.

Sync schema

Sync accepts a list of objects. Let's say, we have

var tables = [{
    name: "users",
    schema: schema
}]

Then kick of sync process:

var sync = new mosql.schema.Sync(tables);
sync.start(function() {
	// We are done
})

Columns

Col length

To specify column length, provide it within parentheses. E.g varchar(255). Default values are below:

Default maxlength

Type | Default type ------------- | ------------- varchar | varchar(255) int | int(11)

Columns

Along with native mysql column types, here are some helpers

Libarary type | Mysql type ------------- | ------------- bool | tinyint(1) json | varchar(1200) json-med | mediumtext json-large | longtext

If you are planning on putting javascript object, don't forget to set json column type, otherwise value will be recognized as a simple string

Operations

var Operation = mosql.operations.Operation;

Insert

var insert = Operation.provide("users", "insert", schema);
insert.setData({
    name: "Test",
    email: "[email protected]",
    age: 31
});
insert.request(function(err, newid){
    console.log(err || newid);
})

Update

var update = Operation.provide("users", "update", schema);
update.setData({
    name: "Ivan11",
    email: "[email protected]",
    age: 30
}).where({id : 1}).request(function(){

});

Select

var select = Operation.provide("users", "select", schema);
select.where({
    id: {
        $gt: 1
    }
}).order({
    id: 'desc'
}).limit(1).offset(1).group(['name'])
select.request(function(err, res) {
    console.log(err||res);
});