🔍 node-edumate

Query your Edumate database with node.js

Installation

Using npm:

npm install node-edumate --save

Using Yarn:

yarn add node-edumate

Configuration

node-edumate expects a configuration object that matches this structure:

  {
    host: HOST,
    port: 12345,
    suffix: DATABASE,
    username: USERNAME,
    password: SECRET
  }

It is recommended to store these items as environment variables. For example:

export EDUMATE_HOST=value
export EDUMATE_PORT=value
export EDUMATE_PATH=value
export EDUMATE_USERNAME=value
export EDUMATE_PASSWORD=value

Usage

require the module in your node.js application and invoke methods accordingly.

const edumate = require('node-edumate');

edumate.open(config, callback)

Connects to your Edumate database using the supplied config object. Returns a conn object.

edumate.close(conn, callback)

Disconnects from the database connection supplied via conn.

edumate.query(config, sql, [options], callback)

Connects to Edumate's database, executes the statement supplied via sql, and then disconnects from the database. Returns an array containing the results of the statement.

options must be an object. It can contain any of the following:

key	value	result
clean	boolean	If true, the keys within the objects in the returned array will be converted to camelCase.

edumate.queries(conn, sql, [options], callback)

Executes the statement supplied via sql against the database connection supplied via conn.

options must be an object. It can contain any of the following:

key	value	result
clean	boolean	If true, the keys within the objects in the returned array will be converted to camelCase.

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Examples

Examples reside in /examples/.

Tests

Tests can be run with npm test or yarn test in the module's directory.

If you haven't set your environment variables yet, you can run the tests by supplying them via the command line, i.e.:

EDUMATE_HOST=value EDUMATE_PORT=value EDUMATE_PATH=value EDUMATE_USERNAME=value EDUMATE_PASSWORD=value npm test