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    adonis-lucid-optional-queries

Allows implementation of optional queries as a trait in AdonisJs


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Turns

const User = use('App/Models/User')

const query = User.query().where('active', true)

if (request.input('name')) {
  query = query.where('name', request.input('name'))
}

if (request.input('city')) {
  query = query.where('city', request.input('city'))
}

query.fetch()

into

const User = use('App/Models/User')

User.query()
    .where('active', true)
    .optional(query => query
        .where('name', request.input('name'))
        .where('city', request.input('city'))
    )
    .fetch()

Installation

npm i adonis-lucid-optional-queries --save

Registering provider

Make sure to register the provider inside start/app.js

const providers = [
  'adonis-lucid-optional-queries/providers/OptionalQueriesProvider'
]

Usage

First add the trait to the model.

const Model = use('Model')

class User extends Model {
  static boot() {
    super.boot()

    this.addTrait('@provider:Lucid/OptionalQueries')
  }
}

Finally use the method as follows

const User = use('App/Models/User')

User.query()
    .where('active', true)
    .where('group', request.input('group'))
    .optional(query => query
        .where('name', request.input('name'))
        .where('city', request.input('city'))
        .where('zip', request.input('zip'))
        .where('birthday', request.input('birthday'))
        .byCustomModelScope(request.input('customScopeValue'))
    )
    .fetch()

In the above query it will add active and group to the WHERE condition at all times.

For everything within the optional closure it will only add the condition if the values are not falsy.

That means if name and city are filled in the request, but not zip and birthday, the WHERE condition would be for example:

select * from users where `active` = true and `group` = 1 and `name` = 'Lukas' and `city` = 'Tokyo';

What is considered falsy is: undefined, null, [], '', false

What is not considered falsy: 0, '0'

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Last updated on 24 Apr 2019

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