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SQL Placeholder
Convert SQL placeholders from named ones (:n) to positional ones ($i in postgres or ? in MySQL). Array expansion and exhaustivity checking are also supported.
Install
npm install sql-placeholder-jsWhat?
From a SQL using named placeholders (:n):
select user_id, name
from users
where user_id in :user_ids
and birthdate = :birthdatewith an object of values:
{
user_ids: [2, 3, 5],
birthdate: "2001-02-03",
}To a sql using positional placeholders ($i):
select user_id, name
from users
where user_id in ($1, $2, $3)
and birthdate = $4with an array of values:
[2, 3, 5, "2001-02-03"]Usage
import{ PostgresPlaceholderResolver } from "sql-placeholder-js"
// Or { MySqlPlaceholderResolver }
const sql = "select name from users where user_id = :user_id"
const params = { user_id: 2 }
const [statement, values] = PostgresPlaceholderResolver.resolve(sql, params))
// Or MySqlPlaceholderResolverChecking
Use of undefined placeholder is an error.
// ✗ Exception thrown for use of undefined placeholder `:user_id`
MySqlPlaceholderResolver.resolve(
"select username from users where user_id = :user_id",
{
// user_id: ...
}))Definition of unused placeholder is also an error.
// ✗ Exception thrown for definition of unused placeholder `:user_id`
MySqlPlaceholderResolver.resolve(
"delete from users",
{
user_id: 42,
}))Notes
- SQL statement is not tokenized but placeholders are just replaced with simple regexp. Comments or quotes including
:doesn't work correctly.
