prisma-query v2.0.0

prisma-query

convert query params to prisma args

Rest Api Format

REST API should based on JSON Server Project.

query params provided via rest api need to be compatible with the REST rules and methods of the JSON Server.

For more info visit json-server npm package https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-server

Usage

processFindManyQuery

import { processFindManyQuery } from 'prisma-query';

const req = {
  query: {
    _sort: 'likes',
    _expand: 'comments',
    _page: '9',
    _limit: '10',
  },
};
const args = processFindManyQuery(req.query);
console.log(args);
/*
{
  where: undefined,
  include: { comments: true },
  orderBy: [ { likes: 'asc' } ],
  skip: 80,
  take: 10
}
*/

// above args can be passed in model.findMany function
const posts = await prismaClient.posts.findMany(args);

processFindUniqueQuery

import { processFindUniqueQuery } from 'prisma-query';
const req = {
  query: { _expand: 'comments', 'comments.user.name': 'justin' },
};

const args = processFindUniqueQuery(req.query);

// JSON.stringify is used for clean output in the console
console.log(JSON.stringify(args, null, 2));

/*
{
  "include": {
    "comments": {
      "where": {
        "user": {
          "name": "justin"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
*/

// above args can be passed in model.findUnique function
const post = await prismaClient.post.findUnique(args);

QueryModifier

when passing numeric values in query, distinction can't be made between numeric or string values, we have two ways to solve for this

First ->

in case of number, we can wrap the value in num() function like ?id=num(12)

in case of boolean, we can wrap the value in bool() function like ?vip=bool(true)

Second ->

we can define queryModifier for the model and pass it as second argument of processFindManyQuery or processFindUniqueQuery

NOTE: this will work only for first level, for filters in nested models wrapping with num() and bool() is necessary

import { processFindManyQuery, QueryModifier } from 'prisma-query';
/**
 * Model Guest
 *
 */
export type Guest = {
  id: number;
  fans: number;
  name: string;
  vip: boolean;
  eventId: number;
  eventSignupId: number | null;
  createdAt: Date;
  updatedAt: Date;
};

const guestQueryModifier: QueryModifier<Guest> = {
  numericValues: ['id', 'fans', 'eventId', 'eventSignupId'],
  booleanValues: ['vip'],
};

const req = {
  query: {
    eventId: '1',
    fans_gt: '1000', // no need to wrap in num() since property already specified as numeric in guestQueryModifier
    vip: 'true', // no need to wrap in bool()
    'eventSignup.verified': 'bool(true)', // if bool() not specified, then {verified: 'true'}
    _expand: 'events',
    'events.attendees_gt': 'num(1000)', // if num() not specified, then {gt: '1000'}
  },
};
const args = processFindManyQuery(req.query, guestQueryModifier);
console.log(JSON.stringify(args, null, 2));

/*
{
  "where": {
    "eventId": 1,
    "fans": {
      "gt": 1000
    },
    "vip": true,
    "eventSignup": {
      "verified": true
    }
  },
  "include": {
    "events": {
      "where": {
        "attendees": {
          "gt": 1000
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
*/

Examples

const routeToFindManyArgs = {
  '/events?id=6&id=7': { where: { id: { in: [6, 7] } } },

  // expand guests for John
  '/events?_expand=guests&guests.name_like=John': {
    include: {
      guests: {
        where: { name: { contains: 'John', mode: 'insensitive' } },
      },
    },
  },

  // expand guests whose vip is false
  '/events?_expand=guests&guests.vip=bool(false)': {
    include: { guests: { where: { vip: false } } },
  },

  // below means get all events for which host name is like Hitesh
  // filter for hosts didn't got transferred since _expand is after filter
  '/events?hosts.every.name_like=Hitesh&_expand=hosts': {
    where: {
      hosts: { every: { name: { contains: 'Hitesh', mode: 'insensitive' } } },
    },
    include: {
      hosts: true,
    },
  },

  // in below case we are expanding hosts (before applying the filter), so it is interpreted as get all the events
  // and get all hosts whose name is like Hitesh (filter got transferred to child)
  '/events?_expand=hosts&hosts.name_like=Hitesh': {
    include: {
      hosts: { where: { name: { contains: 'Hitesh', mode: 'insensitive' } } },
    },
  },

  // multiple filters for nested models
  '/events?_expand=guests&guests.name_like=Rahul&guests.vip=bool(true)': {
    include: {
      guests: {
        where: {
          vip: true,
          name: { contains: 'Rahul', mode: 'insensitive' },
        },
      },
    },
  },

  // ne -> not equal
  '/guests?eventSignupId_ne=null': {
    where: { eventSignupId: { not: null } },
  },

  // expand multiple models for nested model
  '/eventCategories?_expand=events.hosts&_expand=events.eventMetadata': {
    include: {
      events: { include: { eventMetadata: true, hosts: true } },
    },
  },

  '/events?_sort=startTime&_sort=id&_order=asc': {
    orderBy: [{ startTime: 'asc' }, { id: 'asc' }],
  },

  // id by default took asc, (, separation is supported for both _sort and _order)
  '/events?_sort=duration,id&_order=desc': {
    orderBy: [{ duration: 'desc' }, { id: 'asc' }],
  },

  '/guests?_page=2&_limit=5': { skip: 5, take: 5 },

  // _start and _end work like indexes
  '/guests?_start=0&_end=10': {
    skip: 0,
    take: 10,
  },

  // for nested numbers wrap number inside num()
  // although that is not required at first level, since that is taken care off by queryModifier see below example
  '/events?_expand=guests&guests.fans_gt=num(21000)': {
    include: { guests: { where: { fans: { gt: 21000 } } } },
  },

  // fans is treated as number already because of guestQueryModifier
  /*
    const guestQueryModifier: QueryModifier<Guest> = {
      numericValues: ['id', 'fans', 'eventId', 'eventSignupId'],
      booleanValues: ['vip'],
    };
  */
  // so no need of writing fans_gt=num(21000)
  '/guests?eventId=1&fans_gt=21000': {
    where: { eventId: 1, fans: { gt: 21000 } },
  },
};