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ES6 Promise-based interface to the sqlite3 module.
The sqlite-async
module exports the Database
class. Each method works the same as the original sqlite3 API
. Instead of callbacks, each method returns a promise. The prepare
method returns a Statement
instance that also wraps all of the original statement methods into methods that return a promise.
import { Database } from 'sqlite-async':
Database.open('test.db')
.then(db => {
...
})
.catch(err => {
...
}):
The test/sqlite-async-test.js
file provides examples.
Static getter that returns the version number of the node-sqlite3
package currently being used by this module.
Static method that instantiates a new Database
object and calls Database#open(filename, mode)
. Returns a promise that is resolved with the Database instance.
Opens the database with the same arguments as the sqlite3 Database
constructor. Returns a promise that is resolved with the Database instance.
Closes the database and returns a promise. If the optional provider function (fn
) is specified, it is called as fn(db)
before the database is closed. This function must return a promise. The database is closed regardless of whether the promise returned by the optional provider function is resolved or rejected. If the returned promise is rejected, then the close method itself will return a rejected promise with the error from the promise returned by the provider function.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Database#run
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the this
parameter from the sqlite3 callback function.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Database#get
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the row.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Database#all
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the rows.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Database#each
method. The per-row callback function is requied. Returns a promise that is resolved with the Database instance.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Database#exec
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the Database instance.
The transaction
method allows a function returning a promise to be wrapped in a transaction. The function is passed the Database
instance as its parameter. Returns a promise that is resolved with the function's promise value.
db.transaction((db) => {
return Promise.all([
db.run('INSERT INTO test VALUES (2, "two")'),
db.run('INSERT INTO test VALUES (2, "three")')
]);
});
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Database#prepare
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the Statement instance.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Statement#bind
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the Statement instance.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Statement#reset
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the Statement instance.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Statement#finalize
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with no value because the statement can no longer be used.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Statement#run
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the this
parameter from the sqlite3 callback function.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Statement#get
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the row.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Statement#all
method. Returns a promise that is resolved with the rows.
Equivalent to the sqlite3 Statement#each
method. The per-row callback function is requied. Returns a promise that is resolved with the Statement instance.
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Copyright (c) 2022 Frank Hellwig
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FAQs
ES6 Promise-based interface to the sqlite3 module.
We found that sqlite-async 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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