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@mitmaro/sql-template-engine

v0.1.0

Published

A SQL template engine

Downloads

4

Readme

SQL Template Engine

Service Status Build Status Coverage Status NPM version GitHub license Known Vulnerabilities

Install

npm install --save @mitmaro/sql-template-engine

Documentation

Usage

Creating an instance

Creating a SQL Template Engine instance is very straight forward.

JavaScript

const createSqlTemplateEngine = require('@mitmaro/sql-template-engine');
const sqlTemplateEngine = createSqlTemplateEngine({
    // options
});

TypeScript

import createSqlTemplateEngine from '@mitmaro/sql-template-engine';
const sqlTemplateEngine = createSqlTemplateEngine({
    // options
});

Options

|Name |Type |Description |Default | |-----------------|--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------| |cache |AbstractSyntaxTreeCache |A custom abstract syntax tree cache |Memory | |epsilon |number |The allowed error due to rounding in floating point comparisons |Number.EPSILON | |fileEncoding |string |The file encoding for template files |UTF-8 | |rootPath |string |The root directory for looking for template files |Current working directory | |maximumCallDepth |number |The maximum depth of nested includes |64 |

Invoking a template file

const result = await sqlTemplateEngine.invokeTemplateFile('template.tpl', {foo: 'bar'});

Development

Development is done using Node 8 and NPM 5, and tested against both Node 8 and Node 10. To get started

  • Install Node 8 from NodeJS.org or using nvm
  • Clone the repository using git clone [email protected]:MitMaro/node-sql-template-engine.git
  • cd node-sql-template-engine
  • Install the dependencies npm install
  • Make changes, add tests, etc.
  • Run linting and test suite using npm run test
  • Build using npm run build

License

This project is released under the ISC license. See LICENSE.