ts-firebird

A TypeScript wrapper for node-firebird with Promise support and connection pool monitoring.

Features

• 🔄 Promise-based API (async/await)
• 📊 Connection pool with monitoring
• 🔍 Track active transactions and connections
• 🛡️ Automatic cleanup with rollbackAllTransactions()
• 📝 Full TypeScript support
• ✅ Comprehensive test coverage

Installation

npm install ts-firebird

Quick Start

Basic Usage

import { FirebirdDatabase } from 'ts-firebird';

const db = new FirebirdDatabase();
await db.attach({
    host: 'localhost',
    port: 3050,
    database: '/path/to/database.fdb',
    user: 'SYSDBA',
    password: 'masterkey'
});

// Execute query
const result = await db.query('SELECT * FROM USERS WHERE ID = ?', [1]);

// With transaction
const tx = await db.transaction();
await tx.execute('UPDATE USERS SET NAME = ? WHERE ID = ?', ['John', 1]);
await tx.commit();

db.detach();

Connection Pool

import { FirebirdPool } from 'ts-firebird';

const pool = new FirebirdPool(5, {
    host: 'localhost',
    port: 3050,
    database: '/path/to/database.fdb',
    user: 'SYSDBA',
    password: 'masterkey'
});

// Get database from pool
const db = await pool.getDatabase();
const tx = await db.transaction();
await tx.query('SELECT * FROM USERS', []);
await tx.commit(true); // auto detach

// Get statistics
console.log('Active transactions:', pool.getActiveTransactionsCount());
console.log('Active connections:', pool.getActiveConnectionsCount());
console.log('Available connections:', pool.getAvailableConnectionsCount());
console.log('Max connections:', pool.getMaxConnections());

// Cleanup hanging transactions
await pool.rollbackAllTransactions();

pool.destroy();

API Reference

FirebirdPool

Constructor

new FirebirdPool(max: number, options: Options)

Methods

• getDatabase(): Promise<FirebirdDatabase> - Get database connection from pool
• getTransaction(isolation?: Isolation): Promise<FirebirdTransaction> - Get transaction directly
• getActiveTransactionsCount(): number - Number of uncommitted transactions
• getActiveConnectionsCount(): number - Number of active connections
• getAvailableConnectionsCount(): number - Number of available connection slots
• getMaxConnections(): number - Maximum pool size
• getActiveTransactions(): FirebirdTransaction[] - List of active transactions
• rollbackAllTransactions(): Promise<void> - Rollback all hanging transactions
• destroy(): void - Destroy pool and close all connections

FirebirdDatabase

Methods

• attach(options: Options): Promise<FirebirdDatabase>
• create(options: Options): Promise<FirebirdDatabase>
• attachOrCreate(options: Options): Promise<FirebirdDatabase>
• query(query: string, params: any[], detach?: boolean): Promise<any[]>
• execute(query: string, params: any[], detach?: boolean): Promise<any[]>
• transaction(isolation?: Isolation): Promise<FirebirdTransaction>
• detach(): void

FirebirdTransaction

Methods

• query(query: string, params: any[], autoCommit?: boolean): Promise<any[]>
• execute(query: string, params: any[], autoCommit?: boolean): Promise<any[]>
• commit(detach?: boolean): Promise<void>
• rollback(detach?: boolean): Promise<void>
• detach(): void

Monitoring Hanging Connections

One of the key features is the ability to monitor and cleanup hanging transactions:

const pool = new FirebirdPool(5, options);

// Check for hanging transactions
setInterval(() => {
    const activeCount = pool.getActiveTransactionsCount();
    const activeConns = pool.getActiveConnectionsCount();

    if (activeCount > 0) {
        console.warn(`Warning: ${activeCount} uncommitted transactions!`);
        console.warn(`Active connections: ${activeConns}/${pool.getMaxConnections()}`);

        // Optionally rollback all
        // await pool.rollbackAllTransactions();
    }
}, 60000); // Check every minute

Isolation Levels

import {
    ISOLATION_READ_UNCOMMITTED,
    ISOLATION_READ_COMMITTED,
    ISOLATION_REPEATABLE_READ,
    ISOLATION_SERIALIZABLE
} from 'ts-firebird';

const tx = await db.transaction(ISOLATION_READ_COMMITTED);

Testing

npm test

License

MIT

Credits

Built on top of node-firebird