joi-of-cql
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Create cql type definitions from joi schema validations
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joi-of-cql
Create cql type definitions from joi schema validations
Usage
var joc = require('joi-of-cql');
apollo.define('car', {
schema: joc.object({
car_id: joc.cql.uuid(),
manufacturer_id: joc.cql.uuid(),
drivers: joc.set(joc.cql.uuid())
}).partitionKey('car_id')
.clusteringKey('manufacturer_id')CQL Data Type | Validation Type
------------ | -------------
ascii | cql.ascii()
bigint | cql.bigint()
blob | cql.blob()
boolean | cql.boolean()
counter | cql.counter()
decimal | cql.decimal()
double | cql.double()
float | cql.float()
inet | cql.inet()
text | cql.text()
timestamp | cql.timestamp()
timeuuid | cql.timeuuid()
uuid | cql.uuid()
varchar | cql.varchar()
varint | cql.varint()
map | cql.map(cql.text(), cql.text()),
set | cql.set(cql.text())
Extensions to Joi.Object
.partitionKey(key)- key can be an array or a single string identifying one or more of the properties in the schema as a partition key..partitionKey()- retrieve the previously defined partition key..clusteringKey(key)- key can be an array or a single string identifying one or more of the properties in the schema as a clustering key..clusteringKey()- retrieve the previously defined clustering key..lookupKeys(...keys)- either an array of lookup keys or lookup keys passed as arguments that are collected into an array..lookupKeys()- retrieve the previously defined lookup keys..aliases()- retrieve the previously definedrenamed properties.
