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mysql2-ts-pool

v1.3.2

Published

Small TypeScript module for Mysql2 promise pools to provide functions with more predictable return types.

Downloads

10

Readme

mysql2-ts-pool

This is a small TypeScript module that provides the following functions for promise pools.

Mysql2 definitions
  • RowDataPacket: Object representing a row returned by the query. Can have any properties.
  • FieldPacket: Object containing db metadata.
  • OkPacket: Object containing information about the query.

This module will simply typecast the results, so you must use the query for the data you expect.

initPool(options: PoolOptions)

Establishes the exported pool using PoolOptions

async closePool()

Awaits pool.end()

async execFetch(options: QueryOptions)

Runs the execute function, and returns a RowDataPacket array and a FieldPacket array.

async execFetchOne(options: QueryOptions)

Runs the execute function, and returns a single RowDataPacket and a FieldPacket array.

async queryFetch(options: QueryOptions)

Runs the query function, and returns a RowDataPacket array and a FieldPacket array.

async queryFetchOne(options: QueryOptions)

Runs the query function, and returns a single RowDataPacket and a FieldPacket array.

async run(options: QueryOptions)

Runs the query function, and returns a single OkPacket

getPool()

Returns raw pool