easy-mysql-js

easy-mysql-js

You can do MySQL database operations (select, insert, update, delete, insertOrUpdate) easily with this package.

List of Features

• Select (manual query)
• SelectSingle
• SelectMulti
• Insert
• Update
• InsertOrUpdate
• Delete

Download & Installation

1- Install the package

$ npm i easy-mysql-js

2- Initialize Prisma

$ npx prisma init

3- Configure schema.prisma file

After installed Prisma, you will see "schema.prisma" file in prisma folder. Open schema.prisma file and change "postgresql" as "mysql".

4- Configure .env file

DATABASE_URL="mysql://your_db_username:your_db_password@your_ip_address:3306/your_db_name"
NODE_ENV="development"

5- Generate Database Tables

$ npx prisma db pull
$ npx prisma generate

NOTE: If you update your database tables, columns, etc. you need to run:

$ npx prisma db pull
$ npx prisma generate

Environment Variables

To run this project, you will need to add the following environment variables to your .env file

DATABASE_URL="mysql://your_db_username:your_db_password@your_ip_address:3306/your_db_name"

NODE_ENV="development"

Example Usage

Select

const {Select, SelectSingle, SelectMulti} = require('easy-mysql-js')

async function test() {

	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	--- SELECT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	You can get records from the database with your custom sql query. 

	Returns an array

	*/

	const query = 'select * from users where id=1' // sql query

	const select_result = await Select(query)

	console.log(select_result)

	// Success => [ { id: 1, name: 'qwe', email: '[e-mail]', phone: '1235' } ]
	// Error => []

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	--- SELECT SINGLE -------------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	You can get single record from the database with unique column. 

	NOTE: Column in where_condition must be unique or primary key.

	Returns an object

	*/

	const table_name = "users" // your database table name
	const where_condition = {id:1} // => where id=1
	const return_columns = {id:true,name:true,email:true} // => select id,name,email

	const selectSingle_result = await SelectSingle(table_name, where_condition, return_columns)

	console.log(selectSingle_result)

	// Success => { id: 1, name: 'qwe', email: '[e-mail]', phone: '1235' }
	// Error => null

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	--- SELECT MULTI --------------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	You can get multi records from the database with a column. 

	Returns an array

	*/

	const where_condition2 = {name:'test'} // => where name='test'
	const return_columns = {id:true,name:true,email:true} // => select id,name,email

	const selectMulti_result = await SelectMulti(table_name, where_condition, return_columns)

	console.log(selectMulti_result)

	// Success => [{ id: 1, name: 'qwe', email: '[e-mail]', phone: '1235' },{ id: 2, name: 'asd', email: '[e-mail]', phone: '12344955' }, ... ]
	// Error => []

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

}

test()

Insert

const {Insert} = require('easy-mysql-js')

async function test() {

	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	--- INSERT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	You can insert a new record to database easily with table_name and data_to_insert parameters.

	Returns true or false

	*/

	const table_name = "users" // your database table name
	const data_to_insert = {name:"name",email:"[e-mail]",phone:"1234567890"} // your table columns

	const insert_result = await Insert(table_name, data_to_insert)

	console.log(insert_result)

	// Success => true
	// Error => false

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
}

test()

Update

const {Update} = require('easy-mysql-js')

async function test() {

	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	--- UPDATE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	You can update the record in the database with table_name, where_condition and data_to_set 
	parameters. 

	Returns true or false

	*/

	const table_name = "users" // your database table name
	const where_condition = {email:"[e-mail]"} // where email='[e-mail]'
	const data_to_set = {email:"[e-mail]"} // set email='[e-mail]'

	const update_result = await Update(table_name, where_condition, data_to_set)

	console.log(update_result)
	
	// Success => true
	// Error => false

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
}

test()

InsertOrUpdate

const {InsertOrUpdate} = require('easy-mysql-js')

async function test() {

	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	--- INSERT OR UPDATE ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	You can insert or update the record easily with table_name, where_condition, data_to_update
	and data_to_insert parameters. 

	If the record exists then it will be updated. If the record does not exist then it will be 
	inserted.

	Returns true or false

	*/

	const table_name = "users" // your database table name
	const where_condition = {id:1} // where id=1
	const data_to_update = {phone:"123123"} // if the record exists then update the columns
	const data_to_insert = {name:"name2",email:"[e-mail]",phone:"1234567891"} // if the record does not exist then add a new record

	const insertOrUpdate_result = await InsertOrUpdate(table_name, where_condition, data_to_update, data_to_insert)

	console.log(insertOrUpdate_result)
	
	// Success => true
	// Error => false

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
}

test()

Delete

const {Delete} = require('easy-mysql-js')

async function test() {

	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	--- DELETE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	You can delete the records from the database with where_condition.

	Returns true or false

	*/

	const table_name = "users" // your database table name
	const where_condition = {id:1} // where id=1

	const delete_result = await Delete(table_name, where_condition)

	console.log(delete_result)
	
	// Success => true
	// Error => false

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
}

test()

Acknowledgements

• Prisma

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License