boiler-mysql v1.0.2

This is a simple Node.js package for performing SQL CRUD operations, supported by Codebaz.

Getting started

First, install the package running the following command:

npm install boiler-mysql

Then, go to .env file or create it if you don't have it and set this variables:

DB_HOST='localhost'
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE='<database_name>'
DB_USER='<database_user>' # usually its root
DB_PASSWORD='<database_password>'

This package has the following functions: Create, Select, Update and Delete.

First, you have to import the function:

import { Create, Select, Update, Delete } from 'sql-crud'

1. Create

You can use the Create function to insert data into some table on database.

Basic usage To create new record you just need two parameters: the tableName whitch must have the name of your table name and the values whitch is a object that contains the data to store.

Example: Lets insert random data to users table

const newData = async () => {
    const insertData = await Create({
        tableName: 'users',
        values: { firstName: 'john', lastName: 'Doe', email: 'johndoe@example.com' }
    });

    return insertData; # it will return an object
}

The response object have the following structure:

    {
        status: 200 || 404 || 500 ||,
        message: 'message according to the status of your request',
        data: [] || null # if the status is 200 it will return the data inserted
    }

2. Select

The basic usage of Select function is to display data from database

Example 1:

const selectData = async () => {
    const promise = await Select({
        tableName: 'users'
    })

    return promise;
}

The Select function have follwing parameters:

Example 2:

const selectData = asycn () => {
    const data = await Select({
        tableName: 'product',
        where: [userId: '312'],
        include: ['users'],
        join: ['category'],
        take: 5,
        orderBy: [id: 'desc']
    });

    return data;
}

You can check out the sql-crud GitHub repository - your feedback and contributions are welcome!