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@velarscript-labs/sql

v0.1.3

Published

Injection-resistant Velar-style SQL DML builders over structured database statements.

Readme

@velarscript-labs/sql

A Velar-style, injection-resistant SQL DML builder over @velarscript-labs/database. It removes repetitive identifier quoting and statement assembly for common selects, joins, inserts, updates, and deletes without becoming an ORM.

import {all, execute} from "@velarscript-labs/database"
import {insertCommand, selectQuery, sqlColumnEqual, sqlNamedField, sqlTable} from "@velarscript-labs/sql"

type User:
    id: string
    name: string

const users = sqlTable("users")
await execute(executor, insertCommand(
    users,
    ["id", "name"],
    [["u-1", "Ada"]],
    minimumAffected=1,
    maximumAffected=1,
))

const operation = selectQuery(
    users,
    [sqlNamedField("id"), sqlNamedField("name")],
    User,
    where=sqlColumnEqual("id", "u-1"),
    limit=1,
    maximumRows=1,
)
const rows = await all(executor, operation)

Safety and ownership

  • Table, schema, column, alias, and qualifier names are individually checked, ANSI-quoted, and never treated as already-authored SQL.
  • Runtime values are always carried as bound parameters through the structured DatabaseStatement contract.
  • Updates and deletes require a predicate. An intentional whole-table write is visible in review as sqlAllRows().
  • Empty IN lists match no rows, empty sqlAnd matches all rows, and empty sqlOr matches no rows, so dynamic filters do not require placeholder text.
  • Result validation, affected-row bounds, transactions, concurrency, and cleanup remain owned by @velarscript-labs/database and the selected driver.

This package implements a conservative common DML subset for ANSI-quoted dialects with LIMIT/OFFSET, including SQLite and PostgreSQL. It does not own schemas, migrations, models, repositories, relations, entity tracking, PRAGMA, DDL, ON CONFLICT, full-text syntax, or other dialect-specific grammar. Other dialects can keep using the engine-neutral DatabaseStatement layer until they have an explicit dialect package.