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orchy-base-code7

v1.3.6

Published

Configures, sets up database models and implements CRUD methods.

Downloads

37

Readme

Orchy Base

Orchy Base is an ORM (sequelize, mongoose) wrapper that simplifies the CRUD development. By centralizing all the main features of an ORM in one place.

This node package was build with the microservice architecture in mind, so it is a fit when the software architecture requires a lot of database configuration around all the microservices.

Installation

Before using the Orchy Base some configuration is required.

Set up the environment variable

Create an environment variable file .env for development purpose.

NODE_ENV=development OR staging OR production

ORCHYBASE_POSTGRES_DATABASE=DATABASE
ORCHYBASE_POSTGRES_USERNAME=USERNAME
ORCHYBASE_POSTGRES_PASSWORD=PASSWORD
ORCHYBASE_POSTGRES_HOST=HOST

ORCHYBASE_MONGO_URI=MONGODB_URI

Usage

To properly use the node package simply instantiate a new object.

const orchybase = new OrchyBase();

Available methods and its parameters

createLoad() returns a object with created information

const newLoad = await orchyBase.createLoad({
  id_flow: STRING
  id_load: BIGINT,
  id_org: STRING,
  register: NUMBER,
  active: BOOLEAN,
  created_at: DATE,
  updated_at: NULL OR DATE,
});

createQueue() returns a object with created information

const newQueue = await orchyBase.createQueue({
  id_load: NUMBER,
  id_queue: BIGINT,
  schedule: DATE,
  status: NUMBER,
  created_at: DATE,
  updated_at: NULL OR DATE,
});

createContact() returns a object with created information

const newContact = await orchyBase.createContact({
  id_contact: BIGINT,
  id_load: NUMBER,
  name: STRING,
  key: STRING,
  created_at: DATE,
  updated_at: NULL OR DATE,
});

createContactData() returns a object with created information

const newContactData = await orchyBase.createContactData({
  id_contact_data: BIGINT,
  id_contact: NUMBER,
  data_type: NUMBER,
  contact_data: STRING,
  status: NUMBER,
  created_at: DATE,
  updated_at: NULL OR DATE,
});

createLoadInfo() returns a object with created information

const newLoadInfo = await orchyBase.createLoadInfo({
  id_flow: STRING,
  id_load: STRING,
  id_org: STRING,
  start: DATE,
  finish: DATE,
  schedule: DATE,
  contacts: STRING,
  telephones: STRING,
  telephones_ddd: [STRING],
  email: STRING,
  created_at: DATE,
  updated_at: NULL OR DATE,
});

createLoadStatus() returns a object with created information

const newLoadStatus = await orchyBase.createLoadStatus({
  id_flow: STRING;
  id_load: STRING;
  id_org: STRING;
  start: DATE;
  finish: DATE;
  total: STRING;
  contact_total: STRING;
  telephone_total: STRING;
  email_total: STRING;
  contact_processed: STRING;
  telephone_processed: STRING;
  email_processed: STRING;
  created_at: DATE;
  updated_at: NULL OR DATE;
});

createQueueContact() returns a object with created information

const newQueueContact = await orchyBase.createQueueContact({
  id_contact_data: NUMBER;
  schedule: NUMBER;
  event_type: STRING;
  data_type: STRING;
  contact_data: STRING;
  status: NUMBER;
  created_at: NUMBER;
  updated_at: NULL OR NUMBER;
});