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@evershop/postgres-query-builder
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A PostgreSQL query builder for NodeJS.
npm install @evershop/postgres-query-builder
It implements async/await.
const {select} = require('@evershop/postgres-query-builder')
const products = await select("*")
.from("product")
.where("product_id", ">", 1)
.execute(pool);
const {select} = require('@evershop/postgres-query-builder')
const products = await select("*")
.from("product")
.where("product_id", ">", 1)
.and("sku", "LIKE", "sku")
.execute(pool);
const {select} = require('@evershop/postgres-query-builder')
const query = select("*").from("product");
query.where("product_id", ">", 1).and("sku", "LIKE", "sku");
query.orWhere("price", ">", 100);
const products = await query.execute(pool);
const {select} = require('@evershop/postgres-query-builder')
const query = select("*").from("product");
query.leftJoin('price').on('product.`product_id`', '=', 'price.`product_id`');
query.where("product_id", ">", 1).and("sku", "LIKE", "sku");
query.andWhere("price", ">", 100);
const products = await query.execute(pool);
user_id | name | phone | status | |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | David | emai@email.com | 123456 | 1 |
```javascript
const {insert} = require('@evershop/postgres-query-builder')
const query = insert("user")
.given({name: "David", email: "email@email.com", "phone": "123456", status: 1, notExistedColumn: "This will not be a part of the query"});
await query.execute(pool);
const {update} = require('@evershop/postgres-query-builder')
const query = update("user")
.given({name: "David", email: "email@email.com", "phone": "123456", status: 1, notExistedColumn: "This will not be a part of query"})
.where("user_id", "=", 1);
await query.execute(pool);
const { Pool } = require('pg');
const {insert, getConnection, startTransaction, commit, rollback} = require('@evershop/postgres-query-builder');
const pool = new Pool(connectionSetting);
// Create a connection from the pool
const connection = await getConnection(pool);
// Start a transaction
await startTransaction(connection);
try {
await insert("user")
.given({name: "David", email: "email@email.com", "phone": "123456", status: 1, notExistedColumn: "This will not be a part of the query"})
.execute(connection);
await commit(connection);
} catch(e) {
await rollback(connection);
}
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FAQs
A PostgreSQL query builder for NodeJS
We found that @evershop/postgres-query-builder demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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