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sql-moduleon

v1.2.0

Published

A lightweight module used to process .sql templates tags

Readme

#What is it ?

sql-Moduleon is a very simple template engine for .sql, It is running in node.js

  • no sql file loading, no database query execution
  • just the parsing of your sql template

###Logic

  • Write your .sql with templates tags
  • Load your .sql files
  • Transform your sql into a template function and generate requests <-- sql-Moduleon's job
  • Pass those requests to your query engine

#Available templates tags

  • Condition

      {{? value }} SELECT * FROM table {{?}}

    will add the sql inbetween the tags only if the condition is fullfilled

  • Value

      SELECT * FROM table WHERE id = {{= value }}

    will replace this tag by a sql parameter (?) and add value to the values array

  • Javascript Code

      SELECT * FROM {{ out += '"Table"'; }}

    simply throw in javascript code in the template function

#Usage

var moduleon = require('sql-moduleon');
moduleon.setConfig({engine:'pg'});

var fs = require('fs');
var sql = fs.readFileSync('./your/sqlfile.sql').toString();

var sqlTemplateFunction = moduleon( 'filename' , sql );
var sqlRequest = sqlTemplateFunction({ key : value });

//use your DB engine to execute the generated request
db.query(sqlRequest.sql, sqlRequest.values);

sql-Moduleon remembers the template from one use to the other and you can parse your sql only once

var sqlt = moduleon( 'filename' )
if( sqlt === false){
	sqlt = moduleon( 'filename' , sql );
}

#Installation

npm install sql-moduleon --save

##tests

npm install --dev
npm test

This module was tested in a postgres environement and may not work with other DBMS