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querybuilderpgredis

v1.0.1

Published

A combined **PostgreSQL + Redis** query builder and caching library for **Node.js**. Provides a simple, chainable API for building and executing SQL queries, with optional Redis caching. Framework-agnostic, but integrates seamlessly with **Total.js** if p

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querybuilderpgredis

A combined PostgreSQL + Redis query builder and caching library for Node.js. Provides a simple, chainable API for building and executing SQL queries, with optional Redis caching. Framework-agnostic, but integrates seamlessly with Total.js if present.


Features

  • Single initialization for PostgreSQL and Redis
  • Chainable query builder API via DATA
  • Full CRUD support (find, list, insert, update, remove, check, count, scalar, query)
  • Safe parameter binding to prevent SQL injection
  • Flexible filter types: where, in, or, between, search, permit, etc.
  • Automatic schema support from connection string
  • Redis-based query result caching
  • Works with or without Total.js

Installation

npm install querybuilderpgredis

Initialization

const { init, DATA } = require('querybuilderpgredis');

init(
  'default',                                          // Connection name
  'postgresql://user:password@localhost:5432/dbname', // PostgreSQL connection string
  10,                                                 // Pool size (optional)
  (err, query) => {                                   // Error handler (optional)
    console.error('PostgreSQL Error:', err);
    console.error('Query:', query);
  },
  {
    host: 'localhost',                                // Redis host
    port: 6379,                                       // Redis port
    password: 'your-redis-password'                   // Redis password (optional)
  }
);

Usage

Find a Record

DATA.find('tbl_user')
  .where('id', 1234)
  .callback(console.log);

List with Filters

DATA.list('orders')
  .where('status', 'paid')
  .sort('created_desc')
  .take(20)
  .skip(0)
  .callback((err, res) => {
    console.log(res.items, res.count);
  });

Insert

DATA.insert('products', { name: 'Drone X1', price: 1999 })
  .returning('id')
  .callback((err, id) => console.log('Inserted ID:', id));

Update

DATA.update('products', { price: 1899 })
  .where('id', 5)
  .callback((err, affected) => console.log('Rows updated:', affected));

Remove

DATA.remove('products')
  .where('id', 10)
  .callback((err, affected) => console.log('Rows deleted:', affected));

Scalar Queries

DATA.scalar('sales', 'sum', 'amount')
  .callback((err, total) => {
    console.log('Total sales:', total);
  });

Redis Caching Example

DATA.cache('users:active', 60, (next) => {
  DATA.find('users')
    .where('active', true)
    .callback(next);
}, (err, data) => {
  console.log('Cached active users:', data);
});

Connection String Attributes

Example:

postgresql://user:password@localhost:5432/database?schema=parking&pooling=2
  • schema — Default database schema (string)
  • pooling — Default connection pool size (number, overrides init pooling parameter)

License

MIT License