Typeorm-Query-Parser

Please dont use this package. This package is NOT maintained.

Typeorm Query Parser is simple url string parser for typeorm.

Installation!

$ npm install typeorm-query-parser

Usage Example

import { QueryBuilder } from 'typeorm-query-parser';

const query = req.query;
const options = {};
const parser = new QueryBuilder(options);
const parsedQuery = parser.build(query);

EntityRepository.find(parsedQuery);

I recommend that you create file from parsed and specify all options and then export it

This is just an example, you can use it however you like.

Basicly you just create instance of QueryBuilder and pass query object to .build() it will return you object ready for .find() in typeorm.

For this to work your url string must follow the documentation below.

Docs

Available querys:

• select
• sort
• filter
• limit
• page
• cache
• join
• option
• Filter Operators

Select

select what fields you want to get from database example.com?select=field,field2

Sort

sort results from database by field Each sorting condition must be seperated by: ; example.com?sort=field,ASC;field2,DESC

note:

example.com?sort=field;field2,DESC If you dont provide order of sorting it will default to ASC

Filter

here you specify conditions (where) of data you request example.com?filter=id||$eq||4;name||$isnull||

Conditions separated by ; will create AND statement. You can also use ||$or|| and create OR statement and you can also combine them.

example.com?filter=id||$eq||4;name||$isnull||||$or||id||$in||1,2,3 This is an example of combining both OR and AND in request.

Limit

limits the number of rows you get from database example.com?limit=10

note: Default is 25, you can change default in options.

 

Page

adds pagination functionality example.com?limit=25&page=2 page number start from 1.

Cache

Enables or disables query result caching. See caching for more information and options example.com?cache=true default is false.

Join

example.com?join=relation,relation2,relation.nested

Options

const options={
            LOOKUP_DELIMITER:'||',
            CONDITION_DELIMITER:';',
            VALUE_DELIMITER:',',
            EXACT: '$eq',
            NOT: '!',
            CONTAINS: '$cont',
            IS_NULL: '$isnull',
            GT: '$gt',
            GTE: '$gte',
            LT: '$lt',
            LTE: '$lte',
            STARTS_WITH: '$starts',
            ENDS_WITH: '$ends',
            IN: '$in',
            BETWEEN: '$between',
            OR: '$or',
            DEFAULT_LIMIT:'25'
        }

you can change anything you want by passing options object to QueryBuilder constructor example:

import { QueryBuilder } from 'typeorm-query-parser';

const query = req.query;
const options = {
    DEFAULT_LIMIT: '15'
};
const parser = new QueryBuilder(options);
const parsedQuery = parser.build(query);

note: VALUE_DELIMITER, CONDITION_DELIMITER, LOOKUP_DELIMITER can NOT be the same.

Operators

{
    EXACT: '$eq',
    CONTAINS: '$cont',
    IS_NULL: '$isnull',
    GT: '$gt',
    GTE: '$gte',
    LT: '$lt',
    LTE: '$lte',
    STARTS_WITH: '$starts',
    ENDS_WITH: '$ends',
    IN: '$in',
    BETWEEN: '$between',
}

you can change operators in options.

you can negate every operator by puting ! before it.

 

Negating example

example.com?filter=id||!$eq||4;name||!$isnull||||$or||id||!$in||1,2,3 this will result: id!=4 && name!=null || id NOT in 1,2,3

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT