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@nodeteam/nestjs-pipes

v1.2.5

Published

Pipes collection for Nest.JS app

Downloads

438

Readme

Installation

npm install --save @nodeteam/nestjs-pipes

Usage

// import pipes
import { WherePipe, OrderByPipe } from '@nodeteam/nestjs-pipes';
// import types
import { Pipes } from '@nodeteam/nestjs-pipes/index';

#OrderByPipe

@Query('orderBy', OrderByPipe) orderBy?: Pipes.Order,

Examples:

  • Sort the rows by the column firstName in ascending order
https://example.com/?sortBy=firstName:asc

#WherePipe

Operators realized:

in - where=zipCode: in array(11111, 22222)

lt - where=age: lt int(12)

lt - where=age: lt int(12)

lte - where=age: lte int(12)

gt - where=age: gt int(12)

gte - where=age: gte int(12)

equals - where=age: equals int(12)

not - where=age: not int(12)

contains - where=firstName: contains string(John) or where=firstName: contains John

startsWith - where=firstName: startsWith string(John) or where=firstName: startsWith John

endsWith - where=firstName: endsWith string(John) or where=firstName: endsWith John

every - where=firstName: every string(John) or where=firstName: every John

some - where=firstName: some string(John) or where=firstName: some John

none - where=firstName: none string(John) or where=firstName: none John

Where types realized:

string - where=firstName: contains string(John)

int - where=age: gt int(12)

float - where=age: gt float(12.5)

boolean - where=active: equals boolean(true)

bool - where=active: equals boolean(true)

date - where=createdAt: gt date(2019-01-01)

datetime - where=createdAt: gt datetime(2019-01-01 12:00:00)

array - where=zipCode: in array(int(111111), int(222222))

@Query('where', WherePipe) where?: Pipes.Where

Examples:

  • Select all the rows where the column firstName is equal to John
https://example.com/?where=firstName:John
  • Select all the rows where createdAt is greater than 2023-01-13 12:04:27.689
https://example.com/?where=createdAt: gt date(2023-01-13 12:04:27.689)
  • Select all rows where id is not equal to 1
https://example.com/?where=id: not int(12)
  • Select all rows where id is greater than 1 and email contains @gmail.com
https://example.com/?where=id: gt int(1), email: contains @gmail.com

WherePipe vs OrderByPipe

Examples:

  • Select all the rows where the column firstName is equal to John and sort the rows by the column firstName in ascending order
https://example.com/?where=firstName:John&sortBy=firstName:asc

#SelectPipe

@Query('select', SelectPipe) select?: Pipes.Select

Examples:

  • Select the columns firstName and lastName
https://example.com/?select=firstName,lastName
  • Exclude the columns firstName and lastName
https://example.com/?select=-firstName,-lastName