mysql-easy-basic-crud

mysql-easy-basic-crud is simple crud implemenation with node.js mysql driver.

Installation

Install via npm.

$ npm install --save mysql-easy-basic-crud

Example

"use strict";
const DBPool = require('mysql-easy-basic-crud');
const dbPool = new DBPool({
    connectionLimit: 20,
    host: 'localhost',
    port: 3306,
    user: 'test',
    password: 'test',
    database: 'test',
});
 
dbPool.create();
 
let pool = null;
 
dbPool.get()
.then((ins) => {
    pool = ins;
    return pool.table('Users').get();
})
.then((rows) => {
    console.log(rows);
})
.catch((err) => {
    console.error(err);
});

Updates

1.0.1

• DBPool.close is now returns Promise object.

1.0.2

• get method now supports ordering

API

Every API function returns Promise object.

constructor DBPool(object dbConfig)

Create new DBPool instance. Possible options are check node-mysql. It uses mysql2 module internally.

DBPool.create()

Create new pool.

DBPool.end()

Release the pool. Be sure to call this before application ends.

DBPool.get()

Get pool connection. Returning value is promise. Parameter passed by promise is DBPoolInstance type object which has plenty of utility functions.

DBPoolInstance.release()

Release the connection.

DBPoolInstance.table(string tblName)

Set the table you want to CRUD. This must be call before using CRUD methods.

DBPoolInstance.exists(object where, object options)

Check matched data is exists in table.

DBPoolInstance.count(object where, object options)

Count how many rows are in specified conditions. This method is useful for implementing paginating.

DBPoolInstance.get(object where, object options)

Get matched row(s). Available options are:

• number page: Page number
• number pagePer: Number of how many records in one page.
• New 1.0.2 object order: Set ordering fields. 1 for Descending(DESC), -1 for Ascending(ASC).

DBPoolInstance.create(object data, object options)

Create new record.

DBPoolInstance.update(object where, object updateData, object options)

Update matched record(s).

DBPoolInstance.delete(object where)

Delete matched record(s).

DBPoolInstance.beginTransaction()

Begin the transaction.

DBPoolInstance.commit()

Commit the transaction.

DBPoolInstance.rollback()

Rollback the transaction.

DBPoolInstance.query()

Execute normal SQL string.

More Examples

Get rows

dbPool.get()
.then((conn) => {
    return conn.table('Users').get();
})
.then((rows) => {
    console.log(rows);
});

Get rows with conditions

dbPool.get()
.then((conn) => {
    return conn.table('Users').get({
        name: '.modernator'
    });
})
.then((rows) => {
    console.log(rows);
});

Get rows with ordering by ID

dbPool.get()
.then((conn) => {
    return conn.table('Users').get({}, {
        order: {
            id: 1	// DESC
        }
    });
})
.then((rows) => {
    console.log(rows);
});

Create record

dbPool.get()
.then((conn) => {
    return conn.table('Users').create({
        userid: 'entvy',
        age: 25
    });
})
.then((result) => {
    console.log(result.insertId);
});

Update matched records

dbPool.get()
.then((conn) => {
    return conn.table('Users').update({
        userid: 'entvy'
    }, {
        age: 27
    });
});

Remove matched records

dbPool.get()
.then((conn) => {
    return conn.table('Users').delete({
        userid: 'entvy'
    });
});

Future plans

• More complicated SQL jobs like join.
• Arithmetic comparison for querying
• Easy date comparison for querying
• Much more options may needed some specific conditions like LIMIT.
• CRUD Tables.
• Express friendly API

License

MIT.