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effect-qb

v0.24.1

Published

`effect-qb` is the typed SQL querybuilder package in this workspace.

Readme

effect-qb

effect-qb is the typed SQL querybuilder package in this workspace.

Install

bun add effect-qb effect

Requires stable Effect ^4.0.0. Install from the default npm channel; the old beta and RC artifacts are superseded.

Entry points

  • effect-qb
  • effect-qb/postgres
  • effect-qb/mysql
  • effect-qb/sqlite
  • effect-qb/postgres/metadata

effect-qb/postgres/metadata exposes normalized table and enum metadata helpers used by effectdb.

Use the root modules from effect-qb for portable query plans that should render through the built-in SQL renderers.

Row decode diagnostics

Use Executor.formatRowDecodeError(error) when logging a RowDecodeError. It reports dialect, failure stage, and projection path, omitting values, SQL, causes, and custom schema messages. Projection identifiers are not redacted. This formatter is available from the root and all dialect Executor modules.

For local debugging, Executor.make({ reportInput: true }) on a dialect executor enables Effect Schema's rejected-input reporting. To display raw rows, query parameters, and detailed schema errors, explicitly call Executor.formatRowDecodeError(error, { reportInput: true }). Do not send this verbose output to shared logs.

The original error still retains raw, normalized, query, and cause for compatibility. Logging the error object directly is not safe, even when schema input reporting is disabled.

Runtime bundles

Published JavaScript preserves ESM module boundaries and has no import-time registration side effects. Bundlers such as esbuild can remove unused exports: column-only imports omit renderers, renderer-only imports omit error catalogs, and PostgreSQL runtime imports omit schema parsing. Explicit schema parsing still includes pgsql-ast-parser; MySQL executors retain the catalog required by their normalized error contract. No runtime-only entrypoint is needed.