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yaso

v0.0.28

Published

Lightweight opinionated Postgres SQL ORM

Downloads

37

Readme

yaso

Yet another sql orm, with some benefits like encryption of fields, hashing of fields, automatic timestamp and version count fields.

At the moment aimed at Postgres.

You create table definitions

const tblDef: ITableDefinition<ITst> = {
    name: "Test",
    dbName: "tst",
    fields: [
      {
        name: "_id",
        dbName: "tst_id"
      },
      {
        name: "name",
        dbName: "tst_name"
      },
      {
        name: "cc",
        dbName: "tst_cc",
        isCC: true
      }
    ], 
    calculatedFields: [
      {
        name: "calculation",
        dbName: "exampleCalculation",
        calculation: tblRef =>
            selectFrom(tbl(tblDef), (qry, tbl2Ref) => {
              qry
                .fields(count(tbl2Ref._id))
                .where(equals(tbl2Ref.name, tblRef.name));
            })
      }
    ]
  };
  interface ITst {
    _id: string;
    name: string;
    cc: number;
  }
  const tstTbl = new DBTable<ITst>(tblDef);

and later on use them to create queries

const sql = selectFrom(
    tstTbl,
    (qry, tst) =>
        qry.fields([tst._id, tst.cc])
            .where(
                and([
                  equals(tst._id, prm('tstId')),
                  moreThan(tst.calculation, 1)  
                ])
            )
).toString();

which produces

  select
    tst.tst_id as "_id",
    tst.tst_cc as "cc"
  from tst
  where
    tst.tst_id = $[tstId]
    and (
      select count(tst2.tst_id)
      from tst as "tst2"
      where tst2.tst_name = tst.tst_name
    ) > 1

Select from

ToDo

  • Subqueries in select and update
  • Ability to create table aliases for multiple tables, conflict only it the user defines two aliases that are the same
  • Automated addition of update fields when updating and inserting fields in the table, checking they are not added already by the user