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sequelize-querystring-converter

v1.1.0

Published

Enable filter, sort, paginate and search on your dataset by simply adding some query parameters on your API.

Downloads

593

Readme

Sequelize querystring converter

Build Status

Convert your query string into sequlize query criteria to filter, sort, paginate and search your data.

Installation

npm install sequelize-querystring-converter

or

yarn add sequelize-querystring-converter

Features

  • Pagination using limit and offset query parameters
  • Multi-Column Sort
  • Filtering with operator support (currently supported: and, or, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, between, notBetween, in, notIn, overlap, contains, and contained)

Note: Complex filtering is not yet supported (ex: Product.findAll({ where: { id: { ['$or']: [ [ 1, 2, 3 ], { ['$gt']: 10 } ] } } }))

Usage

const queryStringConverter = require('sequelize-querystring-converter');

const obj = queryStringConverter.convert({
  query: {
    category: 'Shirts',
    name: 'substring:Shirt',
    price: 'between:0,5000',
    discount: 'gte:10',
    brand: 'in:Nike,New Balance,Puma',
    color: 'black',
    sort: '-price',
    offset: 15,
    limit: 15
  },
  basedProperties: ['name', 'price', 'discount', 'brand']
});
// category property will be ignored because it's not defined in basedProperties
// obj = {
//  where: {
//    name: { [Symbol(substring)]: 'Shirt' },
//    price: { [Symbol(between)]: ['0', '5000'] },
//    discount: { [Symbol(gte)]: '10' },
//    brand: { [Symbol(10)]: ['Nike', 'New Balance', 'Puma'] }
//    color: 'black'
//  },
//  order: [['price', 'DESC']],
//  offset: 15,
//  limit: 15,
// };

API

convert({ sort, offset, limit, basedProperties })

Convert object into sequelize criteria

sort

Type: string

default: undefined

An optional parameter to describe sorting rules (ascending or descending). Use - sign for descending while + for ascending, by default if sign is not presented it will automatically set to + sign (ex: sort=-createdAt or sort=+createdAt). Value can be separated by a comma if multiple sort condition is needed (ex: sort=id,name).

offset

Type: string

default: undefined

An optional parameter to define how many data will be skipped.

limit

Type: string

default: undefined

An optional parameter to define how many data will be displayed.

basedProperties

Type: Array<string> default: undefined

An optional parameter to define what properties will be used for filtering, sorting and searching.

Example

const querystringConverter = require('sequelize-querystring-converter');
const { Product } = require('../models');

async function listProducts = async (req, res) {
  // assuming api request would be like this
  // base_url/products?brand=Nike&sort=-createdAt
  // then query object will be equal to this
  // { brand: 'Nike', sort: '-createdAt' }
  const { query } = req;

  try {
    const criteria = querystringConverter.convert({ query });
    // criteria = { where: { brand: 'Nike' }, order: [ ['createdAt', 'DESC'] ]}

    const products = await Product.findAll(criteria);
    // products = [
    // {id: 2, name: 'Sample Product 2', brand: 'Nike', createdAt: '2019-07-18 08:25:30'},
    // {id: 1, name: 'Sample Product 1', brand: 'Nike', createdAt '2019-07-16 10:00:01}
    // ...
    //]

    res.status(200).json(products);
  } catch (error) {
    res.status(400).json(error);
  }
}

module.exports = { listProducts };