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sql2odata-cli

v0.0.3

Published

Translate SQL statements into OData v4 query syntax from the command line

Readme

sql2odata-cli

Translate SQL statements into OData v4 query syntax from the command line.

Install

npm install -g sql2odata-cli

Usage

Usage: sql2odata [options] [sql...]

Translate SQL statements into OData v4 query syntax

Arguments:
  sql                     SQL statement to translate

Options:
  -e, --encode            URL-encode the output
  -j, --json              Output as JSON (for scripting)
  -c, --copy              Copy result to clipboard
  -i, --interactive       Interactive REPL mode
  -V, --version           Show version
  -h, --help              Show help

Examples

Translate a SELECT query:

sql2odata "SELECT Name, Age FROM Users WHERE Country = 'Germany' ORDER BY Name LIMIT 10"

URL-encoded output:

sql2odata -e "SELECT * FROM Products WHERE Name LIKE '%bike%' AND Price > 100"

JSON output (for scripting):

sql2odata -j "INSERT INTO Products (Name, Price) VALUES ('Widget', 29.99)"

Pipe from stdin:

echo "DELETE FROM Products WHERE ID = 42" | sql2odata

Interactive REPL:

sql2odata -i

Supported SQL

| SQL | OData v4 | |-----|----------| | SELECT col1, col2 | $select=col1,col2 | | SELECT * | (all fields) | | SELECT COUNT(*) | $count=true | | FROM Table | /Table | | WHERE col = 'val' | $filter=col eq 'val' | | WHERE LIKE '%text%' | contains(col,'text') | | WHERE IN ('a','b') | (col eq 'a' or col eq 'b') | | WHERE BETWEEN 1 AND 10 | col ge 1 and col le 10 | | IS NULL / IS NOT NULL | eq null / ne null | | ORDER BY col ASC | $orderby=col asc | | LIMIT n / OFFSET n | $top=n / $skip=n | | JOIN Table ON ... | $expand=Table | | GROUP BY + aggregates | $apply=groupby(...) | | INSERT INTO ... VALUES | POST + JSON body | | UPDATE ... SET ... WHERE | PATCH + JSON body | | DELETE FROM ... WHERE | DELETE |

License

MIT

Author

Ulrich Waldmann[email protected]