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@prsm/from

v1.0.1

Published

Fluent query builder for filtering, transforming, and aggregating arrays of objects

Downloads

101

Readme

Fluent query builder for filtering, transforming, and aggregating arrays of objects. Zero dependencies.

Installation

npm install @prsm/from

Usage

import { from, lt, eq, oneOf } from "@prsm/from"

const result = from(users)
  .where("age", lt(30))
  .where("role", eq("admin"))
  .sortBy("name", "asc")
  .skip(10)
  .take(5)
  .select(["name", "email"])
  .value()

Operators

// comparison
from(items).where("score", gt(90))
from(items).where("score", between(80, 100))

// strings and arrays
from(items).where("name", includes("test"))
from(items).where("name", startsWith("A"))
from(items).where("tags", lengthGt(2))
from(items).where("tags", empty())

// existence
from(items).where("deletedAt", missing())
from(items).where("email", exists())

// collection
from(items).where("status", oneOf(["active", "pending"]))

// custom predicate
from(items).where((item) => item.score > item.threshold)

Projection

from(items).select(["name", "email"])           // keep only these fields
from(items).omit(["password", "internal"])       // exclude these fields
from(items).map((item) => ({ label: item.name })) // transform

Aggregation

Computed fields are added in order and can reference each other:

from(students)
  .aggregate({
    total: add("math", "english", "science"),
    average: div("total", 3),
  })
  .omit(["total"])
  .value()

Operators: add, sub, mul, div. Accept field paths, literal numbers, or other aggregate operators.

Updates

Immutable by default:

// returns cloned array, original untouched
from(items).where("id", eq(1)).update("score", 100).value()

// wildcard maps array elements
from(items).update("tags.*", (t) => t.toUpperCase()).value()

Opt in to mutation:

from(items).where("id", eq(1)).updateMut("score", 100).value()

Sorting and Pagination

from(items).sortBy("score", "desc").skip(10).take(5).value()

Other

from(items).first()              // first match or undefined
from(items).count()              // number of results
from(items).groupBy("category")  // Record<string, T[]>
from(items).where(...).remove()  // returns matched items
from(items).where(...).removeMut().value()  // mutates in place

License

Apache-2.0