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@velarscript-labs/database

v0.3.3

Published

Injection-resistant structured SQL operations for VelarScript database drivers.

Downloads

1,105

Readme

@velarscript-labs/database

An injection-resistant functional data-operation layer for VelarScript database drivers. It sits between a driver such as @velarscript-labs/sqlite and application-owned stores.

This package is not an ORM. It has no models, repositories, entity tracking, relations, schema inference, query builder, or migration language. Applications own their SQL grammar and result contracts; this package keeps every runtime value structurally separate from that grammar and validates result rows.

import {command, execute, query, requireOne, sqlConcat, sqlParameter, sqlTuple, trustedSql, trustedSqlTemplate} from "@velarscript-labs/database"

type User:
    id: number
    name: string

def insertUser(id: number, name: string):
    return command(sqlConcat([
        trustedSql("INSERT INTO users (id, name) VALUES "),
        sqlTuple([id, name]),
    ]), minimumAffected=1, maximumAffected=1)

def findUser(id: number):
    return query(sqlConcat([
        trustedSql("SELECT id, name FROM users WHERE id = "),
        sqlParameter(id),
    ]), User, maximumRows=1)

await execute(executor, insertUser(1, "Ada"))
const user = await requireOne(executor, findUser(1))

trustedSql(...) is the only raw grammar boundary. Its argument must be application-owned source text, never request, configuration, or persisted data. Runtime values go through sqlParameter, sqlTuple, sqlRows, or the explicit trustedSqlTemplate(fragments, values) equivalent of a safe template tag; drivers then render their own placeholder dialect and bind those values.

Drivers expose DatabaseExecutor values for connections and transactions. The driver remains the sole owner of rendering, queues, transactions, cancellation, streaming, and cleanup; this package never pretends those capabilities are portable when they are not.