foxhound 2.0.25 → 2.0.27

package/README.md

@@ -6,15 +6,15 @@ FoxHound is a database query builder that generates dialect-specific SQL from a
 
 ## Features
 
-- **Chainable API** — every configuration method returns the query object for fluent composition
-- **Multiple Dialects** — generate SQL for MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, SQLite, ALASQL, or plain English from the same code
-- **Parameterized Queries** — user-supplied values are always bound as named parameters, preventing SQL injection
-- **Schema-Aware** — automatic management of identity columns, timestamps, user stamps, and soft-delete tracking
-- **Full CRUD + Count** — build CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE, UNDELETE, and COUNT queries
-- **Query Overrides** — underscore-style templates for custom SQL while retaining automatic parameter binding
-- **Filtering & Sorting** — rich filter expressions with multiple operators, logical grouping, and multi-column sorting
-- **Joins & Pagination** — INNER, LEFT, and custom joins plus dialect-aware LIMIT/OFFSET pagination
-- **Fable Integration** — operates as a Fable service, inheriting configuration, logging, and UUID generation
+- **Chainable API** -- every configuration method returns the query object for fluent composition
+- **Multiple Dialects** -- generate SQL for MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, SQLite, ALASQL, or plain English from the same code
+- **Parameterized Queries** -- user-supplied values are always bound as named parameters, preventing SQL injection
+- **Schema-Aware** -- automatic management of identity columns, timestamps, user stamps, and soft-delete tracking
+- **Full CRUD + Count** -- build CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE, UNDELETE, and COUNT queries
+- **Query Overrides** -- underscore-style templates for custom SQL while retaining automatic parameter binding
+- **Filtering & Sorting** -- rich filter expressions with multiple operators, logical grouping, and multi-column sorting
+- **Joins & Pagination** -- INNER, LEFT, and custom joins plus dialect-aware LIMIT/OFFSET pagination
+- **Fable Integration** -- operates as a Fable service, inheriting configuration, logging, and UUID generation
 
 ## Quick Start
 
@@ -55,14 +55,14 @@ FoxHound follows a configure-then-build pattern.  You create a query instance, c
 ```
 Application Code
   └── FoxHound Query
-        ├── setScope('Books')         → target table
-        ├── addFilter('Genre', '...')  → WHERE clause
-        ├── addSort('Title')          → ORDER BY clause
-        ├── setCap(25)                → LIMIT clause
-        ├── setDialect('MySQL')       → output format
-        └── buildReadQuery()          → SQL generation
-              ├── query.body          → SQL string
-              └── query.parameters    → bound values
+        ├── setScope('Books')         -> target table
+        ├── addFilter('Genre', '...')  -> WHERE clause
+        ├── addSort('Title')          -> ORDER BY clause
+        ├── setCap(25)                -> LIMIT clause
+        ├── setDialect('MySQL')       -> output format
+        └── buildReadQuery()          -> SQL generation
+              ├── query.body          -> SQL string
+              └── query.parameters    -> bound values
 ```
 
 ## Dialects
@@ -83,14 +83,14 @@ When a schema is attached, FoxHound automatically manages special columns:
 
 | Type | Description |
 |------|-------------|
-| `AutoIdentity` | Auto-increment primary key — `NULL` on insert, skipped on update |
+| `AutoIdentity` | Auto-increment primary key -- `NULL` on insert, skipped on update |
 | `AutoGUID` | Automatically generated UUID on insert |
 | `CreateDate` / `CreateIDUser` | Auto-populated on insert only |
 | `UpdateDate` / `UpdateIDUser` | Auto-populated on insert and update |
 | `DeleteDate` / `DeleteIDUser` | Auto-populated on soft delete |
-| `Deleted` | Soft-delete flag — auto-filtered in reads |
-| `JSON` | Structured JSON data — serialized to `TEXT` on write, parsed on read |
-| `JSONProxy` | JSON stored in a different SQL column — uses `StorageColumn` for SQL, virtual name for objects |
+| `Deleted` | Soft-delete flag -- auto-filtered in reads |
+| `JSON` | Structured JSON data -- serialized to `TEXT` on write, parsed on read |
+| `JSONProxy` | JSON stored in a different SQL column -- uses `StorageColumn` for SQL, virtual name for objects |
 
 ## Filter Operators
 
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ npm run docker-dev-build
 npm run docker-dev-run
 ```
 
-3. Open http://localhost:24238/ — the password is "retold"
+3. Open http://localhost:24238/ -- the password is "retold"
 
 ## Documentation
 

package/docs/README.md

@@ -6,15 +6,15 @@ FoxHound is a fluent query generation DSL for Node.js and the browser.  It produ
 
 ## Features
 
-- **Chainable API** — every configuration method returns the query object, so you can compose queries in a single expression
-- **Multiple Dialects** — generate SQL for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, SQLite, ALASQL, or plain English, all from the same code
-- **Parameterized Queries** — user-supplied values are always bound as named parameters, preventing SQL injection
-- **Schema-Aware** — when a schema is provided, FoxHound automatically manages identity columns, timestamps, user stamps, and soft-delete tracking
-- **Full CRUD + Count** — build CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE, UNDELETE, and COUNT queries
-- **Query Overrides** — supply an underscore-style template to customize query generation while still benefiting from automatic parameter binding
-- **Filtering & Sorting** — rich filter expressions with multiple operators, logical grouping, and multi-column sorting
-- **Joins & Pagination** — INNER, LEFT, and custom joins plus dialect-aware LIMIT/OFFSET pagination
-- **Fable Integration** — operates as a Fable service, inheriting configuration, logging, and UUID generation
+- **Chainable API** -- every configuration method returns the query object, so you can compose queries in a single expression
+- **Multiple Dialects** -- generate SQL for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, SQLite, ALASQL, or plain English, all from the same code
+- **Parameterized Queries** -- user-supplied values are always bound as named parameters, preventing SQL injection
+- **Schema-Aware** -- when a schema is provided, FoxHound automatically manages identity columns, timestamps, user stamps, and soft-delete tracking
+- **Full CRUD + Count** -- build CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE, UNDELETE, and COUNT queries
+- **Query Overrides** -- supply an underscore-style template to customize query generation while still benefiting from automatic parameter binding
+- **Filtering & Sorting** -- rich filter expressions with multiple operators, logical grouping, and multi-column sorting
+- **Joins & Pagination** -- INNER, LEFT, and custom joins plus dialect-aware LIMIT/OFFSET pagination
+- **Fable Integration** -- operates as a Fable service, inheriting configuration, logging, and UUID generation
 
 ## Quick Start
 
@@ -48,24 +48,24 @@ console.log(tmpQuery.query.parameters);
 
 ## How It Works
 
-1. **Create a Query** — instantiate via `foxhound.new(fable)` or through a Fable service
-2. **Configure** — chain methods to set scope (table), fields, filters, sorts, joins, and pagination
-3. **Set a Dialect** — call `.setDialect('MySQL')` (or PostgreSQL, MSSQL, SQLite, ALASQL, English)
-4. **Build** — call a build method such as `.buildReadQuery()` to generate the SQL
-5. **Execute** — read the generated SQL from `.query.body` and bound parameters from `.query.parameters`
+1. **Create a Query** -- instantiate via `foxhound.new(fable)` or through a Fable service
+2. **Configure** -- chain methods to set scope (table), fields, filters, sorts, joins, and pagination
+3. **Set a Dialect** -- call `.setDialect('MySQL')` (or PostgreSQL, MSSQL, SQLite, ALASQL, English)
+4. **Build** -- call a build method such as `.buildReadQuery()` to generate the SQL
+5. **Execute** -- read the generated SQL from `.query.body` and bound parameters from `.query.parameters`
 
 ## Documentation
 
-- [Quickstart](quickstart.md) — get up and running in five minutes
-- [Architecture](architecture.md) — understand FoxHound's internal design
-- [Filters](filters.md) — filter operators and logical grouping
-- [Sorting](sorting.md) — ORDER BY clause generation
-- [Joins](joins.md) — multi-table queries
-- [Pagination](pagination.md) — LIMIT/OFFSET across dialects
-- [Schema Integration](schema.md) — automatic column management
-- [Dialects](dialects/README.md) — dialect-specific features and differences
-- [API Reference](api/README.md) — complete function reference with code examples
-- [Query Overrides](query-overrides.md) — custom SQL templates
+- [Quickstart](quickstart.md) -- get up and running in five minutes
+- [Architecture](architecture.md) -- understand FoxHound's internal design
+- [Filters](filters.md) -- filter operators and logical grouping
+- [Sorting](sorting.md) -- ORDER BY clause generation
+- [Joins](joins.md) -- multi-table queries
+- [Pagination](pagination.md) -- LIMIT/OFFSET across dialects
+- [Schema Integration](schema.md) -- automatic column management
+- [Dialects](dialects/README.md) -- dialect-specific features and differences
+- [API Reference](api/README.md) -- complete function reference with code examples
+- [Query Overrides](query-overrides.md) -- custom SQL templates
 
 ## Related Packages
 

package/docs/_cover.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# FoxHound <small>2</small>
+# FoxHound
 
 > A fluent query generation DSL for Node.js and the browser
 

package/docs/_version.json

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+{
+	"Name": "foxhound",
+	"Version": "2.0.26",
+	"Description": "A Database Query generation library.",
+	"GeneratedAt": "2026-04-10T17:20:13.929Z",
+	"GitCommit": "9fe56f5"
+}

package/docs/api/behaviorFlags.md

@@ -120,4 +120,4 @@ tmpQuery
 	.setDisableDeleteTracking(true);
 ```
 
-This gives you full manual control over all column values — useful for data migration or import scenarios.
+This gives you full manual control over all column values -- useful for data migration or import scenarios.

package/docs/api/buildQuery.md

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ Generate a soft-delete UPDATE or a hard DELETE.
 When a schema has a `Deleted` column type and delete tracking is enabled:
 
 ```javascript
-// Soft delete — generates an UPDATE
+// Soft delete -- generates an UPDATE
 tmpQuery.buildDeleteQuery();
 // => UPDATE `Books` SET Deleted = 1, DeleteDate = NOW(3), ...
 ```
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ tmpQuery.buildDeleteQuery();
 When no schema or delete tracking is disabled:
 
 ```javascript
-// Hard delete — generates a DELETE
+// Hard delete -- generates a DELETE
 tmpQuery.setDisableDeleteTracking(true).buildDeleteQuery();
 // => DELETE FROM `Books` WHERE IDBook = :IDBook_w0;
 ```

package/docs/api/clone.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Returns a new FoxHound query instance with copies of the current scope, begin, c
 
 ### Description
 
-Cloning is useful when you need to build multiple similar queries from the same base configuration.  The cloned query has its own independent state — changes to the clone do not affect the original.
+Cloning is useful when you need to build multiple similar queries from the same base configuration.  The cloned query has its own independent state -- changes to the clone do not affect the original.
 
 ### Example
 

package/docs/api/setScope.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Returns `this` for chaining.
 
 ## Description
 
-The scope defines which table (or collection, in NoSQL dialects) the query targets.  This is required for all query types — it appears as the `FROM` clause in SELECT, `INSERT INTO` in CREATE, `UPDATE` in UPDATE, and `DELETE FROM` in DELETE.
+The scope defines which table (or collection, in NoSQL dialects) the query targets.  This is required for all query types -- it appears as the `FROM` clause in SELECT, `INSERT INTO` in CREATE, `UPDATE` in UPDATE, and `DELETE FROM` in DELETE.
 
 FoxHound validates that the input is a string.  Non-string values are ignored and an error is logged.
 

package/docs/architecture.md

@@ -168,10 +168,10 @@ tmpQuery
 
 FoxHound depends on Fable for:
 
-- **UUID Generation** — each query and record gets a unique identifier via `_Fable.getUUID()`
-- **Logging** — filter, scope, and query errors are logged through `_Fable.log`
-- **Utility Functions** — `_Fable.Utility.extend()` for parameter merging and `_Fable.Utility.template()` for query overrides
-- **Configuration** — inherits any relevant settings from the Fable config
+- **UUID Generation** -- each query and record gets a unique identifier via `_Fable.getUUID()`
+- **Logging** -- filter, scope, and query errors are logged through `_Fable.log`
+- **Utility Functions** -- `_Fable.Utility.extend()` for parameter merging and `_Fable.Utility.template()` for query overrides
+- **Configuration** -- inherits any relevant settings from the Fable config
 
 ## Schema-Aware Generation
 

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package/docs/dialects/README.md

@@ -45,10 +45,10 @@ Each method receives the full Parameters object and returns a SQL string (or `fa
 
 All SQL dialects share these behaviors:
 
-- **Parameterized values** — user data is always bound as named parameters, never interpolated
-- **Schema-aware column management** — AutoIdentity, timestamps, user stamps, and soft-delete columns are handled automatically based on schema type annotations
-- **Soft-delete filtering** — Read and Count queries automatically exclude rows where the `Deleted` column is `1` (when schema is present)
-- **Query overrides** — Read and Count queries support underscore templates for custom SQL generation
+- **Parameterized values** -- user data is always bound as named parameters, never interpolated
+- **Schema-aware column management** -- AutoIdentity, timestamps, user stamps, and soft-delete columns are handled automatically based on schema type annotations
+- **Soft-delete filtering** -- Read and Count queries automatically exclude rows where the `Deleted` column is `1` (when schema is present)
+- **Query overrides** -- Read and Count queries support underscore templates for custom SQL generation
 
 ## Choosing a Dialect
 

package/docs/dialects/postgresql.md

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ INSERT INTO "Books" ( "IDBook", "Title") VALUES ( DEFAULT, :Title_1) RETURNING *
 
 ## RETURNING Clause
 
-All INSERT statements include `RETURNING *`, which returns the full inserted row — including any auto-generated values like serial IDs and default timestamps.
+All INSERT statements include `RETURNING *`, which returns the full inserted row -- including any auto-generated values like serial IDs and default timestamps.
 
 ## Joins
 

package/docs/dialects/sqlite.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ SQLite uses backtick quoting for identifiers to avoid conflicts with SQLite's ma
 SELECT * FROM Books WHERE `Genre` = :Genre_w0;
 ```
 
-Table names are not quoted in the SQLite dialect — they are used as plain identifiers.
+Table names are not quoted in the SQLite dialect -- they are used as plain identifiers.
 
 ## Named Parameters
 
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT IDBook) AS RowCount FROM Books;
 
 ## Soft Delete
 
-Works the same as other dialects — when a `Deleted` column is present in the schema, Delete generates an UPDATE:
+Works the same as other dialects -- when a `Deleted` column is present in the schema, Delete generates an UPDATE:
 
 ```sql
 UPDATE Books SET `Deleted` = 1, `DeleteDate` = NOW(),
@@ -63,9 +63,9 @@ The `NOW()` calls are replaced with `datetime('now')` by the Meadow SQLite provi
 
 When using the Meadow SQLite provider with `better-sqlite3`:
 
-- **Boolean coercion** — `better-sqlite3` only accepts numbers, strings, bigints, buffers, and null. The provider automatically converts boolean values (`true`/`false`) to integers (`1`/`0`)
-- **Undefined coercion** — undefined values are converted to `null`
-- **Synchronous execution** — `better-sqlite3` is synchronous, but the Meadow provider wraps calls in an async-compatible callback pattern
+- **Boolean coercion** -- `better-sqlite3` only accepts numbers, strings, bigints, buffers, and null. The provider automatically converts boolean values (`true`/`false`) to integers (`1`/`0`)
+- **Undefined coercion** -- undefined values are converted to `null`
+- **Synchronous execution** -- `better-sqlite3` is synchronous, but the Meadow provider wraps calls in an async-compatible callback pattern
 
 ## Query Overrides
 

package/docs/index.html

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-		<meta name="description" content="Documentation powered by pict-docuserve">
+		<meta name="description" content="FoxHound v2.0.26 Documentation — A Database Query generation library.">
 
-		<title>Documentation</title>
+		<title>FoxHound v2.0.26 Documentation</title>
 
 		<!-- Application Stylesheet -->
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package/docs/joins.md

@@ -94,8 +94,8 @@ Invalid joins are logged as warnings and silently skipped.
 
 ## Dialect Differences
 
-- **MySQL** — `INNER JOIN Authors ON Authors.IDAuthor = Books.IDAuthor`
-- **MSSQL** — `INNER JOIN [Authors] ON Authors.IDAuthor = Books.IDAuthor`
-- **SQLite/ALASQL** — joins are supported in Read queries but not generated (the SQLite and ALASQL dialects do not include a `generateJoins` function; joins work through query overrides)
+- **MySQL** -- `INNER JOIN Authors ON Authors.IDAuthor = Books.IDAuthor`
+- **MSSQL** -- `INNER JOIN [Authors] ON Authors.IDAuthor = Books.IDAuthor`
+- **SQLite/ALASQL** -- joins are supported in Read queries but not generated (the SQLite and ALASQL dialects do not include a `generateJoins` function; joins work through query overrides)
 
 > **Note:** The SQLite and ALASQL dialects are primarily designed for simpler single-table queries.  For complex join scenarios, consider using a query override or the MySQL/MSSQL dialect.