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This is a repository that packages and exposes sql functions necessary as a standalone library
This is a repository that packages and exposes SQL functions necessary as a platform library
All basic SQL functions are exposed in lib/index.js
./startSQL.shnpm testWe've added a friendly escaping system! It can be used like so:
SQL.query(`
INSERT INTO items (type, count)
VALUES ($0, $1);
`, ['drug', 15])
This will insert { type: 'drug', count: 15 }.
Be sure to escape all values which may change in queries using this method! :)
To create a table the library accepts a JSON object with the key as the name of the field and the value as all other options that SQL accepts such as type, KEY, auto-increment etc. If there are multiple options it must be formatted correctly with spaces in between them and be in a single string.
To use this library you will need permissions to use Chronicled private npm registry. Once you have the credentials/token,
npm install @chronicled/sql-adaptor-jsFAQs
This is a repository that packages and exposes sql functions necessary as a standalone library
We found that sql-adaptor 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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