ohana-node-orm v1.2.5

NOTE: Ohana is a work in progress and this README will update as progress is made

How to use it?

• Install from npm

    npm install ohana-node-orm

• Setup the connection

const {connection} = require('ohana-node-orm');

const connectionParams = {
    host: process.env.SAP_HDB_URL,
    port: process.env.SAP_HDB_PORT,
    user: process.env.SAP_HDB_UID,
    password: process.env.SAP_HDB_PASSWORD,
    dbname: process.env.SAP_HDB_DBNAME
}

connection.connect(connectionParams)
.then((success) => {
    console.log('Connected');
})
.catch((error) => {
    console.log('Error', error);
})

• Create a Model

const {ohana} = require('ohana-node-orm');

const user = new ohana('users'); // new ohana('table_name');

module.exports = user;

• Use model in your controller

const users = await user.find();

Supported operations

• find(column_name, conditions)
• findOne(column_name,conditions)
• insert(data)
• destroy(conditions)
• batchInsert(data)
• update(conditions, values)
• updateOrCreate(conditions, values)
• avg(column_name, conditions)
• count(column_name, conditions)
• destroy(conditions)
• findOneOrCreate(conditions, values)
• max(column_name, conditions)
• min(column_name, conditions)
• raw(statement)
• sum(column_name, conditions)

Available methods

• find(column_names,condition)

  - find with coulmn name and condition , with parameters as array & objects repectively
    const results = await users.find(["USER_ID","EMAIL_ID"],{"CITY":"Benagaluru","SUB-AREA":"MG ROAD"});

  -  find all the records with column name specified in an array
     const results = await users.find(["USER_ID","EMAIL_ID","CITY"]);               

  -  find records with condition passed in an object
     const results = await users.find({"CITY": "Bengaluru"})

  -  find all the records with no condition
     const results = await users.find()

• findOne(column_name,conditions) - returns first & one matched record

  - findOne with column_name amd conditions  
    const results = await user.findOne(["USER_ID"],{
        ‘USER_ID’: 101,
        ‘STATUS’: 2
    }); 

  - findOne with conditions  
    const results = await user.findOne({
        ‘USER_ID’: 101,
        ‘STATUS’: 2
    }); 

  - findOne without passing any param
    const results = await user.findOne(); 

• update(conditions, values)

    const results = await user.update({
        ‘USER_ID’: 101,
        ‘STATUS’: 2
    },
    {
        ‘mobile_no’: “xxxx-xxx-xxx”
    });

• destroy(conditions)

    const results = await user.destroy({
        ‘USER_ID’: 101
    });

• insert(data)

    const results = await user.insert({
        ‘USER_ID’: 101,
        'USER_NAME': "abc",
        'PASSWORD': "xxxxxxxx",
        ‘EMAIL’: 'abc@gmail.com',
        'ADDRESS': 'A-4,Block-6, Street-9,Hagen-astric'
    });

• insertBatch(data)

    const results = await user.insertBatch([{
        ‘USER_ID’: 101,
        'USER_NAME': "abc",
        'PASSWORD': "xxxxxxxx",
        ‘EMAIL’: 'abc@gmail.com',
        'ADDRESS': 'A-4,Block-6, Street-9,Hagen-astric'
        },
        {       
        ‘USER_ID’: 102,
        'USER_NAME': "abc2",
        'PASSWORD': "xxxxxxxx",
        ‘EMAIL’: 'abc2@gmail.com',
        'ADDRESS': 'A-4,Block-7, Street-10,Hagen'
        }]);