2.10.4 • Published 3 months ago

@soyamiruku/typed-surql-bun v2.10.4

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Last release
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How To Use

# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/soya-miruku/typed-surql
 ensure you have enabled the following in your tsconfig file:
  "emitDecoratorMetadata": true,
  "experimentalDecorators": true,
# Or npm/bun
import { TypedSurQL } from '@soyamiruku/typed-surl';

// initialise the connection
TypedSurQL.Init(env.DB_URL, {
	websocket: false, auth: {
		username: env.DB_USER,
		password: env.DB_PASS
	},
	namespace: env.DB_NAMESPACE,
	database: env.DB_NAME
});

// wait until the connection is made
await TypedSurQL.Wait(5);
import { TypedSurQL, Model, Q, RelationEdge } from '@soyamiruku/typed-surl';
import { Lemons } from "./lemons";

@Q.Table({ name: "eats" })
export class Eats extends RelationEdge<User, Lemons> { }

@Q.Table({ name: "user" })
export class User extends Model {
  @Q.Field({ index: { name: "username_idx", search: true } }) username!: string;
  @Q.Field() something!: string;
  @Q.Relation("->", Eats, "->", Lemons) readonly lemonsEaten!: Lemons[];
}

@Q.Table({ name: "session" })
export class Session extends Model {
  @Q.Field() active_expires!: number;
  @Q.Field() idle_expires!: number;
  @Q.Field() user!: User;
}

@Q.Table({ name: "key" })
export class Account extends Model {
  @Q.Field() hashed_password?: string | null;
  @Q.Field() key_id!: string;
  @Q.Field() user!: User;
}

// Defines the object types with only the properties
export type UserObject = Q.Static<User>;
export type SessionObject = Q.Static<Session>;
export type AccountObject = Q.Static<Account>;

// Perform queries

const result = await User.select("*", { fetch: ["lemonsEaten"]});

// query functions

import { query } from '@soyamiruku/typed-surl';

// field param provides all surrealdb functions / operators and the table name as well allowing you to select the model properties:

query.queryModel(User, (q, field) => q`SELECT *, ${field.string.uppercase(field("username")).as("cap_username")} FROM ${field.TABLE} WHERE ${field("id")} = ....`)
// or you can do
User.query((q, { VALUE, TABLE, field }) => ....)....
  There is also an example folder with you can check out

Note There may be bugs

License

MIT


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