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Collect parameters and create placeholders for SQL queries for any database supported by any-db.
createParams = require('any-db-params');
// Fake a queryable object (connection/transaction/pool etc)
var queryable = {
adapter: { name: 'mssql' }
query: function (sql, params) {
console.log(sql, params);
}
};
var param = createParams(queryable);
var sql = 'select * from people ' +
'where age > ' + param('age', 30) +
' and weight > ' + param('weight', 70);
queryable.query(sql, param.values());
//=> 'select * from people where age > @age and weight > @weight' { age: 30, weight: 70 }
module.exports =: (Queryable) => ParamAccessor
ParamAccessor = ( (name: String, value?: Any) => String ) & {
values: () => Object|Array
}
Given a Queryable, returns a ParamAccessor. A ParamAccessor is a function that accepts 1 or 2 arguments. With 2 arguments it sets a named parameter value and returns a placeholder, with 1 argument it returns the placeholder for a previously defined parameter.
A ParamAccessor also has a values method, which will return a shallow copy of it's internal value storage, suitable for passing as the second parameter to queryable.query.
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Collect parameters and generate SQL placeholders for any database
We found that any-db-params demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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