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Library that helps generate SQL queries and Express CRUD routes.

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  • sql-wizard
  • sql-wizard/src/index.js

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SQL Wizard

Library that helps generate SQL queries and Express REST routes.

SQL helpers functions

const { sql: { sqlFind, sqlCreate, sqlFindOrCreate, sqlUpdate, sqlDelete, sqlPopulate } } = require('sql-wizard')

These functions are primarily designed for the pg Postgres library. pool.query is a function that takes an SQL string as first argument.

Find/search

const people = await sqlFind(pool, 'person', { id: person.id }, { sort: 'name' })

Note: from version 1.5.0, you should place these in options instead of query: limit, sort, group, join, fields, any, startsWith, endsWith, contains

Do an OR search (match any, instead of all):

await sqlFind(pool, 'person', { name: 'Tom', email: 'Tom' }, { any: true })

Greater/less than:

await sqlFind(pool, 'person', { date_published: '>2020-09-25' })

Wildcard text search:

// You can replace `contains` with `startsWith` or `endsWith`
await sqlFind(pool, 'person', { name: 'Sam' }, { contains: true })

Sort and limit:

await sqlFind(pool, 'person', undefined, { sort: 'name' })
await sqlFind(pool, 'person', undefined, { limit: 100 })

Single and double joins:

await sqlFind(pool, 'company', undefined, { join: 'person' })
await sqlFind(pool, 'company', undefined, { join: ['company_person', 'person'] })

Custom fields and GROUP BY:

await sqlFind(pool, 'company', undefined, { join: 'person', fields: ['company.name', 'count(person.id)'], group: 'company.name' })

(Find or) Create

const person = await sqlCreate(pool, 'person', { person values... })
const person = await sqlFindOrCreate(pool, 'person', { id: person.id }, { person values... })

Update

const { rowCount } = await sqlUpdate(pool, 'person', { id: person.id }, { person values... })

Delete

await sqlDelete(pool, 'person', { id: person.id })
await sqlPopulate(pool, company, 'people', 'company', 'person') --> company.people = [person1, person2...]

Options

Use debug: true to print SQL string:

await sqlUpdate(pool, 'person', { id: 5 }, { name: 'Charlie' }, { debug: true })

Creating REST routes serverless (e.g. for Next.js and Vercel)

This is a great way of using a Postgres database (you can get a free database from ElephantSQL) in a serverless way.

Next.js example: set up a folder structure in /pages/api with a file (or folder) for each endpoint, e.g:

  • 📁 /pages/api
    • 📁 articles
      • 📄 index.js
      • 📄 [id].js
    • 📁 users
      • 📄 index.js
      • 📄 [id].js

Then, for each endpoint, you need to use createSqlRestRoutesServerless like in this example endpoint for articles:

/pages/api/articles.js:

import { createSqlRestRoutesServerless } from 'sql-wizard'

const connectionString = process.env.DATABASE_URL
const allowedHostsList = ['localhost:3000', 'www.myapp.com']

const articleRoutes = createSqlRestRoutesServerless.bind(undefined, 'article', undefined, { connectionString, allowedHostsList })
export default articleRoutes

And just like that, you have the following CRUD actions working:

  • GET /api/articles: list rows (see also listFilter/listSort below)
  • GET /api/articles/[id] (or GET /api/articles?id=[id]): get one row
  • POST /api/articles: create new row
  • PUT/PATCH /api/articles: update row { id }
  • DELETE /api/articles: delete row { id }

customHandlers parameter:

const articleRoutes = createSqlRestRoutesServerless.bind(undefined, 'article', { beforeGet, afterCreate }, { connectionString, allowedHostsList })

Allowed methods:

  • before[ActionName](pgClient, req.body) => newReqBody
  • after[ActionName](pgClient, resultJson) => newResultJson
  • For list/GET:
    • listFilter(req) => WHERE string
    • listSort(req) => ORDER BY string

Creating REST routes with a server (Express)

In server.js:

// Express
const server = require('express')()

// Postgres (pg)
const pool = new Pool({ connectionString: '...' })

require('routes/kittens.js')(server, pool)

In e.g. routes/kittens.js:

const { routes: { createSqlRestRoutes } } = require('sql-wizard')

module.exports = (server, pool) => {
  createSqlRestRoutes(server, pool, '/api/kittens', 'kitten', { /* place custom REST handlers here */ })
}

Custom REST handlers

  • list(pool, tableName, options, customHandlers, req), beforeList(pool, req.body), afterList(pool, result), listFilter(req), listSort(req)
  • get(pool, tableName, options, customHandlers, req), beforeGet(pool, req.body), afterGet(pool, result)
  • create(pool, tableName, options, customHandlers, req), beforeCreate(pool, req.body), afterCreate(pool, result)
  • update(pool, tableName, options, customHandlers, req), beforeUpdate(pool, req.body), afterUpdate(pool, result)
  • delete(pool, tableName, options, customHandlers, req), beforeDelete(pool, req.body), afterDelete(pool, result)