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sql-string-qb

A simple JavaScript/TypeScript library for assembling complex SQL queries. Miniscule, type-safe, and dependency-free.

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SQL String QB🏈

A simple JavaScript/TypeScript library for assembling complex SQL queries. Miniscule, type-safe, and dependency-free.

Inspired by classNames and several tagged template libraries, this small but powerful SQL query builder allows you to elegantly craft complex SQL statements without compromising code readability or performance. Its output is an object which drops right into popular SQL database clients. The qb.t function automatically breaks out values from template literals and can be used either on its own or as an argument in qb().

WARNING! Variables outside a qb.t function will go directly into the query and should be escaped first.

Installation

Install SQL String QB🏈 from npm

With npm:

npm install --save sql-string-qb

or using yarn:

yarn add sql-string-qb

Usage

import qb from 'sql-string-qb' 

const showPrice = false
const category = 'sporting-goods'
const sortColumn = undefined
const sortOrder = undefined

const query = qb(
    'SELECT `id`, `name`',
    showPrice && ', `price`',
    'FROM `products` WHERE',
    category ? qb.t`\`category\` = ${category}` : '\`category\` IS NULL',
    'ORDER BY',
    sortColumn || '`createdAt`',
    sortOrder || 'DESC',
    'LIMIT 12'
)

typeof query     // => "object"
query.toString() // => "SELECT `id`, `name` FROM `products` WHERE `category` = ? ORDER BY `createdAt` DESC LIMIT 12"
query.sql        // => "SELECT `id`, `name` FROM `products` WHERE `category` = ? ORDER BY `createdAt` DESC LIMIT 12"
query.query      // => "SELECT `id`, `name` FROM `products` WHERE `category` = ? ORDER BY `createdAt` DESC LIMIT 12"
query.text       // => "SELECT `id`, `name` FROM `products` WHERE `category` = $1 ORDER BY `createdAt` DESC LIMIT 12"
query.statement  // => "SELECT `id`, `name` FROM `products` WHERE `category` = :1 ORDER BY `createdAt` DESC LIMIT 12"
query.values     // => ["sporting-goods"]

pg.query(query) // Uses query.text and query.values
mysql.query(query) // Uses query.sql and query.values
mysql2.query(query) // Uses query.sql and query.values
sequelize.query(query) // Uses query.query and query.values
oracledb.execute(query) // Uses query.statement and query.values

// Experimental Helper Functions
qb.set({
    column_1: 'value 1',
    column_2: qb.unescaped('value 2')
}) // => "SET `column_1` = ?, `column_2` = 'value 2'" ["value1"]
qb.values({
    column_1: 'value 1',
    column_2: qb.unescaped('value 2')
}) // => "(`column_1`, `column_2`) VALUES (?, 'value 2')" ["value1"]
qb.in([
    'value 1',
    qb.unescaped('value 2')
]) // => "IN (?, 'value 2')" ["value1"]

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Keywords

qb

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Package last updated on 10 Apr 2025

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