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@capriza/eslint-plugin-safe-sql
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ESLint plugin with rule for using the `SQL` template tag on raw SQL queries
ESLint plugin to enforce the use of the SQL
template tag from the library https://github.com/capriza/safe-sql.
The SQL
template tag from safe-sql
transforms the sql query in a template to a safe sql query with bound parameters for use with Sequelize.
$ npm install --save-dev @capriza/eslint-plugin-safe-sql
Add the following to your .eslint.json
file:
"plugins": ["@capriza/safe-sql"],
"rules": {"@capriza/safe-sql/no-unsafe-sql": "error"}
no-unsafe-sql
ruleForbids the use of raw SQL in string literals or untagged templates, requiring the use of the SQL
template tag.
const SQL = require("safe-sql");
const table = "users";
var query = "SELECT * FROM " + table; // this will generate eslint error
sequelize.query(`SELECT * FROM ${table}`); // this will generate eslint error
sequelize.query(SQL`SELECT * FROM ${table}`); // this will NOT generate eslint error
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ESLint plugin with rule for using the `SQL` template tag on raw SQL queries
We found that @capriza/eslint-plugin-safe-sql demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 14 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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