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sequelize-paginate-cursor

v0.0.5

Published

Paginate with cursor for Sequelize

Readme

sequelize-paginate-cursor

npm License

Installation

npm install sequelize-paginate-cursor

Usage

var Sequelize = require('sequelize');
var sequelizePagination = require('sequelize-paginate-cursor');

var Model = sequelize.define('user', {
  name: {
    type: Sequelize.STRING,
    field: 'first_name',
  },
}, {
  timestamps: false, // Not timestamps
  freezeTableName: true, // Model tableName will be the same as the model name
});
sequelizePagination(Model, { name: 'paged' }); // custom name, default 'paginate'

var paged = await Model.paginate({
  sinceId, // from what value to get documents (default: null)
  maxId, // to what value to get documents (default: null)
  limit, //amount of documents to get on search (default: 1)
  select, //what values get on request
  where, // query to match the search
  include, // property to establish relationships
  subQuery, // set top level options (default: true)
  keyPaginated, //key to paginate on document (ejm: 'count' ) (default: 'id')
  reverse, //tell the pagination to reverse the search
});

paged.objects // objects found
paged.nextCursor // the key value of the next cursor

.paginate() returns a promise, or can be used with a callback .paginate({},callback)

Features to have

  • [ ] Map: let the user map the documents
  • [ ] QueryMap: let the user map the query to add chain calls
  • [ ] Filter: filter documents and search more to reach the limit
  • [ ] beforeCursor: cursor for before request

License: MIT