npm-mssql v1.0.2

Installation

• npm install --save npm-mssql

• Ensure the following environment variables are added to your secrets:

  • MSSQL_SERVER
    • IP Address of vin65master database
  • MSSQL_USERNAME
    • Username for accessing all databases
  • MSSQL_PASSWORD
    • Password for username for accessing all databases

Usage

MssqlClient

• Add const MssqlClient = require('npm-mssql/objects/MssqlClient'); to make MssqlClient constructor available to your code.

• To create a new MssqlClient instance, call new MssqlClient(config) where config is a required hash object that contains the following properties:

  • datasource
  • server
  • username
  • password

• The initially provided config can also be updated via called .setConfig(config) where config is a required hash object containing the properties listed above.

• To execute a query, call .execute(query, params), where query is a required string that is a valid SQL statement, and params is optional hash object containing parameters for the SQL query.

MssqlConfig

• Add const MssqlConfig = require('npm-mssql/objects/MssqlConfig'); to make MssqlConfig constructor available to your code.

• To get an instance of MssqlConfig, call MssqlConfig.singleton(environment), where environment is an optional string, which can be specified to be production to fetch Production Datasources information from vin65master datasource. Otherwise, staging datasource information will be returned using the provided MSSQL_SERVER environment variable.

  • DO NOT call new MssqlConfig() directly.
  • If you need to destroy the singleton instance, call MssqlConfig.resetSingleton().

• To fetch datasource config for a given datasource name, such as pinewines, call singleton.for_(datasource), where datasource is a required string that is the name of datasource.

• The name of the master datasource is available via .masterDatasource() method. Currently, it's set to vin65master.