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koa-postgresql-pool-connector

it's wrapper ready to use for making query to a postgresql database very easy and simple.

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koa-postgresql-pool-connector is a wrapper on top of koa-pg ready to use.

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API documentation
Example
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Practical information

You must be familiar with :

Files tree

    ./
    ├── examples                // Contain one working example.
    │   └── index.js
    ├── .gitignore
    ├── index.js                // Current npm module sources
    ├── LICENSE
    ├── package.json
    ├── README.md
    └── __tests__               // Jest Unit Tests
    │   └── index-test.js
    └── .travis.yml

Installation

    $ npm install koa-postgresql-pool-connector

API documentation

This is a simple code overview of how to use koa-postgresql-pool-connector. After you added the module to your nodeJs app, this.sqlQuery will be available from every koa generator scope functions.

this.sqlQuery
Param nameDescriptionMandatory
databaseUrlstring which should contain the database connection infoYES
querystring which should contain the query to execute on PG dbYES
Returnpromise which you could use as you want for callbackalways present
    /**
     * module for db pool connection
     * @param databaseUrl key
     * @param query to execute by client
     * @return promise
     */
code simplification
const app = require( 'koa' )(),
    router = require( 'koa-joi-router' )(),
    dbCo = require( 'koa-postgresql-pool-connector' );

app.use( dbCo );
app.use( router.middleware() );

router.post('/example',function* (next){
const query = 'postegresql query';
    this.sqlQuery("urlDb",query)
    .then(function( respData ){
        //do your stuf after query execution
    })
});

Example

Following example could be found inside /examples directory.

Live test it by doing npm run devExample, which will start nodejs instance with koa/koaPostgres api with 3 working path. Don't forget to set a postgresSql Db on your local computer to make the example server work.

*current db url connection : postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/postgres

Example overview

  • set every const we will need.
// const dbCo is our koa-postgresql-pool-connector
const koa = require( 'koa' ),
    dbCo = require( '../index.js' ),
    dbUrl = '',
    router = require( 'koa-joi-router' )(),
    bodyParser = require( 'koa-bodyparser' ),
    app = koa();
  • add middlewares to Nodejs app.
// add our koa-postgresql-pool-connector module to nodeJs app as middleware.
app.use( dbCo );
// use a koa bodyparser to get form data as middleware.
app.use( bodyParser() );
// declare a koa joi router as middleware.
app.use( router.middleware() );
  • create specifiques routes via koi-joi-router. We see that i passed callbacks to every routes
router
    .post( '/createFilmTable', function* ( next ) {
        'use strict';
// just call this.sqlQuery and you will get you function to request database with a query and a callback to execute at the end
        this.sqlQuery( 'postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/postgres',
            "CREATE TABLE films (" +
            "id serial NOT NULL,  CONSTRAINT films_pkey PRIMARY KEY (id)," +
            "title       varchar(40) NOT NULL," +
            "kind        varchar(10)," +
            ");"
        )
    } )
    .get( '/films/', function* ( next ) {
        'use strict';

        let that = this;

        yield this.sqlQuery( 'postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/postgres',
            "SELECT * FROM films;"
        ).then( function ( data ) {
            if ( data.name === "error" ) {
                that.status = 500;
                that.body = data;
            }
            if ( data.rowCount !== 0 ) {
                that.status = 200;
                that.body = { data: data.rows }
            }
            else {
                that.status = 204
            }
        } );
    } )
    .post( '/films/', function* ( next ) {
        'use strict';
        let data = this.request.body,
            that = this;

        if ( data.title && data.kind ) {
            yield this.sqlQuery( 'postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/postgres',
                          'INSERT INTO films (title,kind) VALUES (\'' + data.title + '\',\'' + data.kind + '\')' )
                      .then( function ( data ) {
                          console.log( arguments );
                          if ( data.name === "error" ) {
                              that.status = 500;
                              that.body = data;
                          }
                          if ( data && data.rowCount !== 0 ) {
                              that.status = 200;
                              that.body = { data: data.rows };
                          }
                          else {
                              that.status = 204;
                          }
                      } );
        }
        else {
            this.status = 400;
            this.body = { error: 'missing title or kind key with values' };
        }
    } );
  • register start nodejs server on port 3000
app.listen( 3000 );

Acknowledgement

Thanks to @Companeo for let me post this module I developped for work under open source license. Thanks to @MathRobin for his help and introduction to Koa.

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Package last updated on 31 Mar 2016

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