TypeORM Scope

A query scope decorator for TypeORM entities. It patches TypeORM's SelectQueryBuilder so that it includes the scopes you define. This package was created to enable a simpler way of implementing a SoftDelete before an official solusion is implemented.

Installation

yarn add typeorm-scope
# or
npm install typeorm-scope --save

Usage

Initialization

Before usage you need to patch TypeORM before calling any database method.

import { patchSelectQueryBuilder } from 'typeorm-scope'
...
patchSelectQueryBuilder()
...
const app = new Koa()

Scopes

To define a scope for an entity you need to add the @Scope([...scopes]) decorator before the @Entity(). You can pass an array of query scopes to execute.

import { Entity, PrimaryGeneratedColumn, Column } from "typeorm"
import { Scope } from "typeorm-scope"

@Scope<User>([(qb, alias) => qb.andWhere(`${alias}.deletedAt IS NULL`)])
@Entity()
export class User {
	@PrimaryGeneratedColumn()
	id: number

	@Column()
	name: string

	@Column()
	deletedAt?: Date
}

Querying

There shouldn't be any changes in your services or repositories. You can use the EntityManager or any Repository or CustomRepository and the scopes will automatically be added to the resulting query. It will also work with queries created using the QueryBuilder. For example, the following snippet

getManager().find(User, { where: { name: Equal("OnePunchMan") } })

will produce an SQL query like

SELECT "User"."id" AS "User_id", "User"."name" AS "User_name" FROM "user" "User" WHERE "User"."name" = ? AND "User"."deletedAt" IS NULL
-- PARAMETERS: ["OnePunchMan"]

Disabling scopes

You are able to disable scopes by calling a helper function unscoped.

import { unscoped } from "typeorm-scope"

getManager().find(unscoped(connection, User), { where: { name: Equal("OnePunchMan") } })