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@theopensource-company/surrealdb-cloudflare

v1.0.4

Published

SurrealDB on cloudflare's edge network!

Downloads

40

Readme

surrealdb-cloudflare

SurrealDB on the edge!

Cloudflare workers

This module has been build specifically to be compatible with cloudflare workers. Tested with wrangler2, though should probably work fine with wrangler1 aswell.

Basic interpetation

It's just a basic interpetation of the SurrealDB HTTP/REST API, You can check them here: https://surrealdb.com/docs/integration/http

Get started

You can check out the demo.ts file or check the examples down below:


Connection variables from environment

import Surreal from 'surrealdb-cloudflare';

// Type safety, typescript example :D
type Env = {
    HOST: string;
    USER: string;
    PASS: string;
    NAMESPACE: string;
    DATABASE: string;
}

// We can update the connection variables later on, as we don't have them available here just yet...
const db = new Surreal();

export default {
	async fetch(
		request: Request,
        env: Env
	): Promise<Response> {
        // If database not yet connected, let's update the connection details.
        if (!db.connected()) db.connect({
            host: env.HOST ?? '',
            username: env.USER ?? '',
            password: env.PASS ?? '',
            namespace: env.NAMESPACE ?? '',
            database: env.DATABASE ?? ''
        });

        // Example query: Retrieves all records from table 'table'.
        let res = await db.getRecords('table');
		console.log(res[0].result);

		return new Response("Hello World!");
	},
};

Connection variables defined in code

import Surreal from 'surrealdb-cloudflare';

// We can update the connection variables later on, as we don't have them available here just yet...
const db = new Surreal({
    host: 'http://surreal.domain.com',
    username: 'root',
    password: 'password',
    namespace: 'awesome',
    database: 'example'
});

export default {
	async fetch(
		request: Request
	): Promise<Response> {
        // Example query: Retrieves all records from table 'table'.
        let res = await db.getRecords('table');
		console.log(res[0].result);

		return new Response("Hello World!");
	},
};

Strong type result

const res = await db.getRecords<{
    id: string;
    username: string;
    status: "verified" | "unverified";
}>('user');

res.forEach(record => {
    // Everything in "result" is now strong typed with the defined type.
    const { result } = record;
    console.log(`${result.id} - User ${result.username} is ${result.status}`);
});

Exported types and classes

  • type SurrealConfig
  • type SurrealResponse
  • (default) class Surreal

Available functions in Surreal class

  • Surreal.connect(config: SurrealConfig): Update connection details to Surreal database.
  • Surreal.connected(): boolean: Check if connection details are successfully specified.

All functions in the following section return the following:

    [
        {
            time: string;
            status: string;
            result: TResponse;
        },
        ....
    ]
  • async Surreal.query(query: string): Run a query on the specified database.
  • async Surreal.getRecords(table: string): Get all records from table.
  • async Surreal.createRecord(table: string, data: object): Create a record with random ID.
  • async Surreal.deleteRecords(table: string): Delete all records from table.
  • async Surreal.getRecordWithId(table: string, id: string): Get record from table with ID.
  • async Surreal.createRecordWithId(table: string, id: string, data: object): Create record in table with ID.
  • async Surreal.setRecordWithId(table: string, id: string, data: object): Overwrite record in table with ID.
  • async Surreal.updateRecordWithId(table: string, id: string, data: object): Update record in table with ID.
  • async Surreal.deleteRecordWithId(table: string, id: string): Delete record from table with ID.