About The Project

Elevate your development experience with our straightforward Query Builder designed for use alongside Spring Filter. This lightweight tool boasts simplicity by being dependency-free and compatible with TypeScript and JavaScript projects.

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Built With

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Usage

1. Install the package using NPM:

   npm install spring-filter-query-builder

2. Import the required functions from spring-filter-query-builder into your JavaScript/TypeScript file:

   import { sfAnd, sfEqual, sfGt, sfIsNull, sfLike, sfNot, sfOr } from 'spring-filter-query-builder';

3. Here's an example of how to use the library:

   const filter = sfAnd([sfEqual('status', 'active'), sfGt('createdAt', '1-1-2000')]);
   
   console.log(filter.toString());

   This will output the generated filter query.

   Explore Further with Examples

   For additional examples, feel free to visit our CodeSandbox demo page.

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Documentation

All classes have a toString method. So you can convert any Object of these classes to string easily.

The library exposes all methods that you will need to create a query:

Operators

• sfAnd([ item, item, ... ]) - and's one or more expressions
• sfOr([ item, item ... ]) - or's one or more expressions
• sfNot(item) - not's an expression
• sfExists(item) - exists expression

Comparators

• sfLike(selector, value) - Like comparator
• sfEqual(selector, value) - Equal comparator
• sfNotEqual(selector, value) - Not equal comparator
• sfGt(selector, value) - Greater than comparator
• sfGe(selector, value) - Greater than or equal comparator
• sfLt(selector, value) - Less than comparator
• sfLe(selector, value) - Less than or equal comparator
• sfIsNull(selector) - Is null comparator
• sfIsNotNull(selector) - Is not null comparator
• sfIsEmpty(selector) - Is empty comparator
• sfIsNotEmpty(selector) - Is not empty comparator
• sfIn(selector, [ value, value, ...]) - In comparator
• sfNotIn(selector, [ value, value, ...]) - Not in comparator

Functions

• sfAbsolute(selector) - Absolute function
• sfAverage(selector) - Average function
• sfCeiling(selector) - Ceiling function
• sfConcat(value, value, ...) - Concat function
• sfCount(selector) - Count function
• sfCountDistinct(selector) - CountDistinct function
• sfCurrentDate() - CurrentDate function
• sfCurrentTime() - CurrentTime function
• sfCurrentTimestamp() - CurrentTimestamp function
• sfMin(selector) - Min function
• sfMax(selector) - Max function
• sfSum(selector, selector, ...) - Sum function
• sfSize(selector) - Size function
• sfLength(selector) - Length function
• sfTrim(selector) - Trim function
• sfUpper(selector) - Upper function
• sfLower(selector) - Lower function
• sfCustomFunction(functionName, value, value, ...) - Any other custom function

Customization

Extend any of our predefined abstract classes – Comparator, Function, and Operator – to effortlessly craft custom logic tailored to your needs.

For creating custom comparators, refer to test/custom-comparator.test.ts.

For custom functions, explore test/custom-function.test.ts.

For custom operators, explore test/custom-operator.test.ts.

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Contributing

Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the tag "enhancement". Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!

1. Fork the Project
2. Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
3. Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')
4. Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
5. Open a Pull Request

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