inibase 3.3.0 → 3.4.0
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- package/README.md +25 -1
- package/dist/index.d.ts +6 -2
- package/dist/index.js +11 -5
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ interface {
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```ts
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interface Field {
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id: number; //
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id: number; // position in the schema; 0 = the row id, -1 = createdAt, -2 = updatedAt
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key: string;
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required?: boolean;
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unique?: boolean | string; // boolean for simple uniqueness, string for grouped uniqueness
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await db.createTable("user", userTableSchema, userTableConfig);
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```
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#### `decodeID`
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By default a row's `id` is stored as a number but only ever handed back as an
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encrypted (`aes-256-cbc`, hex) string, so ids can't be guessed by incrementing.
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Set `decodeID: true` and the id is exposed as the **plain number** everywhere —
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`get` rows, `get`/`put`/`delete` by id, relation lookups, and the id returned by
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`post`:
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```js
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const db = new Inibase("/databaseName");
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await db.createTable("item", [{ key: "name", type: "string" }], {
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decodeID: true,
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});
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const id = await db.post("item", { name: "widget" }); // => 1 (a number)
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await db.get("item", 1); // works with the raw number
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```
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So `post` returns a `number` on a `decodeID` table and an encrypted `string` on
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every other table — in TypeScript its return type is `string | number`
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(`(string | number)[]` for a bulk post). Encrypted ids stay valid inputs on a
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`decodeID` table too, so existing clients that round-trip an id keep working
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either way. `decodeID` can be toggled later with `updateTable`.
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</blockquote>
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</details>
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package/dist/index.d.ts
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* @param {Options} [options] Pagination options, useful when the returnPostedData param is true
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* @param {boolean} [returnPostedData] By default function returns void, if you want to get the posted data, set this param to true
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* @return {*} {Promise<Data | Data[] | null | void>}
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*
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* @remarks Without `returnPostedData` the return value is the new id: a
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* `number` on a table created with `decodeID: true`, an encrypted
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* `string` on every other table.
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*/
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post<TData extends Record<string, any> & Partial<Data>>(tableName: string, data: Data & TData, options?: Options, returnPostedData?: boolean): Promise<string>;
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post<TData extends Record<string, any> & Partial<Data>>(tableName: string, data: (Data & TData)[], options?: Options, returnPostedData?: boolean): Promise<string[]>;
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post<TData extends Record<string, any> & Partial<Data>>(tableName: string, data: Data & TData, options?: Options, returnPostedData?: boolean): Promise<string | number>;
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post<TData extends Record<string, any> & Partial<Data>>(tableName: string, data: (Data & TData)[], options?: Options, returnPostedData?: boolean): Promise<(string | number)[]>;
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post<TData extends Record<string, any> & Partial<Data>>(tableName: string, data: Data & TData, options: Options | undefined, returnPostedData: true): Promise<(Data & TData) | null>;
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post<TData extends Record<string, any> & Partial<Data>>(tableName: string, data: (Data & TData)[], options: Options | undefined, returnPostedData: true): Promise<(Data & TData)[] | null>;
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private _post;
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package/dist/index.js
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: this.totalItems.get(`${tableName}-*`), options, !Utils.isArrayOfObjects(clonedData), // return only one item if data is not array of objects
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}
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// On a decodeID table the id *is* the plain number — that is the
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// whole point of the config: get(), put(), delete() and the
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// returnPostedData read all hand back raw numbers, so post() must
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// not encode it here. Every other table keeps returning the
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// encrypted id.
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const tableConfig = globalConfig[this.databasePath].tables?.get(tableName)?.config;
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const postedID = (id) => tableConfig?.decodeID === true
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? Number(id)
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: UtilsServer.encodeID(id);
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: clonedData).map(({ id }) => UtilsServer.encodeID(id))
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? (tableConfig?.prepend ? clonedData.toReversed() : clonedData).map(({ id }) => postedID(id))
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: postedID(clonedData.id);
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finally {
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if (this.transaction) {
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