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mage-vaulthelper-mysql

v0.0.9

Published

MySQL vault backend helper.

Readme

mage-vaulthelper-mysql

Accessing vault backends directly is generally considered to be tedious in MAGE. This will help you by creating object instances to access Couchbase directly, so that you may do SQL calls.

Installation

npm install --save mage-vaulthelper-mysql

Usage

Managing table schema

This helpers provides methods to quickly create both topic tables and custom tables.

./lib/archivist/migrations/vaultName/0.0.1.ts

import * as mysql from 'mage-vaulthelper-mysql'

// List topics with their indexes
const topics = {
  auth: ['username']
}

export const up = (vault: any, cb: any) => mysql.createTopicTables(vault, topics).then(cb).catch(cb)
export const down = (vault: any, cb: any) => mysql.dropTopicTables(vault, topics).then(cb).catch(cb)

./lib/archivist/migrations/anotherVaultName/0.0.1.ts

import * as mysql from 'mage-vaulthelper-mysql'

// List topics with their indexes
const tables = {
  Ranking: [
    { name: 'userId', type: 'VARCHAR(36)', pk: true },
    { name: 'rank', type: 'SMALLINT' },
  ]
};


export const up = (vault: any, cb: any) => mysql.createTables(vault, tables).then(cb).catch(cb)
export const down = (vault: any, cb: any) => mysql.dropTables(vault, tables).then(cb).catch(cb)

Making queries

You can connect to the vaults directly to run queries as needed.

example code

interface ICount { count: number }
type CountList = ICount[]
const [{ count }]  = await query<CountList>(this.vault, `
  SELECT COUNT(*) AS count FROM SomeTable'
`)

Integration with mage-validator

If you are using mage-validator, you can use the ValidatedMySQLTopic to do custom read queries and have the output be converted into topic instances.

./lib/modules/user/topics/User.ts

import ValidatedMySQLTopic from 'mage-vaulthelper-mysql/ValidatedMySQLTopic`

class Index {
  public userId: string
}

export default class User extends ValidatedMySQLTopic {
  // Index configuration
  public static index = ['userId']
  public static indexType = Index

  // Vaults configuration (optional)
  public static vaults = {
    userVault: {}
  }

  public date: number = Date.now()
}

./lib/modules/user/index.ts

import * as mage from 'mage'
import UserTopic from `./topics/User`

class UserModule {
  public async example(state: mage.core.IState) {
    const users = await UserTopic.runSQLQuery(state, 'userVault', `
      SELECT * from User ORDER BY JSON_EXTRACT(value, "$.date")
    `)

    console.log(users)
  }
}

export default new UserModule()

License

MIT