loopback-datasource-juggler/types/datasource.d.ts

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// Copyright IBM Corp. 2018,2019. All Rights Reserved.
// Node module: loopback-datasource-juggler
// This file is licensed under the MIT License.
// License text available at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
import {AnyObject, Callback, Options} from './common';
import {Connector} from './connector';
import {
ModelBaseClass,
ModelBuilder,
ModelDefinition,
PropertyDefinition
} from './model';
import {EventEmitter} from 'events';
import {IsolationLevel, Transaction} from './transaction-mixin';
/**
* LoopBack models can manipulate data via the DataSource object.
* Attaching a `DataSource` to a `Model` adds instance methods and static methods to the `Model`.
*
* Define a data source to persist model data.
* To create a DataSource programmatically, call `createDataSource()` on the LoopBack object; for example:
* ```js
* var oracle = loopback.createDataSource({
* connector: 'oracle',
* host: '111.22.333.44',
* database: 'MYDB',
* username: 'username',
* password: 'password'
* });
* ```
*
* All classes in single dataSource share same the connector type and
* one database connection.
*
* For example, the following creates a DataSource, and waits for a connection callback.
*
* ```
* var dataSource = new DataSource('mysql', { database: 'myapp_test' });
* dataSource.define(...);
* dataSource.on('connected', function () {
* // work with database
* });
* ```
* @class DataSource
* @param {String} [name] Optional name for datasource.
* @options {Object} settings Database-specific settings to establish connection (settings depend on specific connector).
* The table below lists a typical set for a relational database.
* @property {String} connector Database connector to use. For any supported connector, can be any of:
*
* - The connector module from `require(connectorName)`.
* - The full name of the connector module, such as 'loopback-connector-oracle'.
* - The short name of the connector module, such as 'oracle'.
* - A local module under `./connectors/` folder.
* @property {String} host Database server host name.
* @property {String} port Database server port number.
* @property {String} username Database user name.
* @property {String} password Database password.
* @property {String} database Name of the database to use.
* @property {Boolean} debug Display debugging information. Default is false.
*
* The constructor allows the following styles:
*
* 1. new DataSource(dataSourceName, settings). For example:
* - new DataSource('myDataSource', {connector: 'memory'});
* - new DataSource('myDataSource', {name: 'myDataSource', connector: 'memory'});
* - new DataSource('myDataSource', {name: 'anotherDataSource', connector: 'memory'});
*
* 2. new DataSource(settings). For example:
* - new DataSource({name: 'myDataSource', connector: 'memory'});
* - new DataSource({connector: 'memory'});
*
* 3. new DataSource(connectorModule, settings). For example:
* - new DataSource(connectorModule, {name: 'myDataSource})
* - new DataSource(connectorModule)
*/
export declare class DataSource extends EventEmitter {
name: string;
settings: Options;
initialized?: boolean;
connected?: boolean;
connecting?: boolean;
connector?: Connector;
definitions: {[modelName: string]: ModelDefinition};
DataAccessObject: AnyObject & {prototype: AnyObject};
constructor(name: string, settings?: Options, modelBuilder?: ModelBuilder);
constructor(settings?: Options, modelBuilder?: ModelBuilder);
constructor(
connectorModule: Connector,
settings?: Options,
modelBuilder?: ModelBuilder,
);
/**
* Create a model class
* @param name Name of the model
* @param properties An object of property definitions
* @param options Options for model settings
*/
createModel<T extends ModelBaseClass>(
name: string,
properties?: AnyObject,
options?: Options,
): T;
/**
* Look up a model class by name
* @param modelName Model name
* @param forceCreate A flag to force creation of a model if not found
*/
getModel(
modelName: string,
forceCreate?: boolean,
): ModelBaseClass | undefined;
/**
* Remove a model from the registry.
*
* @param modelName
*/
deleteModelByName(modelName: string): void;
/**
* Remove all models from the registry, but keep the connector instance
* (including the pool of database connections).
*/
deleteAllModels(): void;
/**
* Attach an existing model to a data source.
* This will mixin all of the data access object functions (DAO) into your
* modelClass definition.
* @param {ModelBaseClass} modelClass The model constructor that will be enhanced
* by DataAccessObject mixins.
*/
attach(modelClass: ModelBaseClass): ModelBaseClass;
automigrate(models?: string | string[]): Promise<void>;
// legacy callback style
automigrate(models: string | string[] | undefined, callback: Callback): void;
autoupdate(models?: string | string[]): Promise<void>;
// legacy callback style
autoupdate(models: string | string[] | undefined, callback: Callback): void;
discoverModelDefinitions(
options?: Options,
): Promise<ModelDefinition[]>;
// legacy callback style (no options)
discoverModelDefinitions(
callback: Callback<ModelDefinition[]>,
): void;
// legacy callback style (with options)
discoverModelDefinitions(
options: Options,
callback: Callback<ModelDefinition[]>,
): void;
discoverModelProperties(
modelName: string,
options?: Options,
): Promise<PropertyDefinition[]>;
// legacy callback style (no options)
discoverModelProperties(
modelName: string,
callback: Callback<PropertyDefinition[]>,
): void;
// legacy callback style (with options)
discoverModelProperties(
modelName: string,
options: Options,
callback: Callback<PropertyDefinition[]>,
): void;
discoverPrimaryKeys(
modelName: string,
options?: Options,
): Promise<PropertyDefinition[]>;
// legacy callback style (no options)
discoverPrimaryKeys(
modelName: string,
callback: Callback<PropertyDefinition[]>,
): void;
// legacy callback style (with options)
discoverPrimaryKeys(
modelName: string,
options: Options,
callback: Callback<PropertyDefinition[]>,
): void;
discoverForeignKeys(
modelName: string,
options?: Options,
): Promise<PropertyDefinition[]>;
// legacy callback style (no options)
discoverForeignKeys(
modelName: string,
callback: Callback<PropertyDefinition[]>,
): void;
// legacy callback style (with options)
discoverForeignKeys(
modelName: string,
options: Options,
callback: Callback<PropertyDefinition[]>,
): void;
discoverExportedForeignKeys(
modelName: string,
options?: Options,
): Promise<PropertyDefinition[]>;
// legacy callback style (no options)
discoverExportedForeignKeys(
modelName: string,
callback: Callback<PropertyDefinition[]>,
): void;
// legacy callback style (with options)
discoverExportedForeignKeys(
modelName: string,
options: Options,
callback: Callback<PropertyDefinition[]>,
): void;
discoverAndBuildModels(
modelName: string,
options?: Options,
): Promise<{[name: string]: ModelBaseClass}>;
// legacy callback style (no options)
discoverAndBuildModels(
modelName: string,
callback: Callback<{[name: string]: ModelBaseClass}>,
): void;
// legacy callback style (with options)
discoverAndBuildModels(
modelName: string,
options: Options,
callback: Callback<{[name: string]: ModelBaseClass}>,
): void;
discoverSchema(
tableName: string,
options?: Options,
): Promise<AnyObject>;
// legacy callback style (no options)
discoverSchema(
tableName: string,
callback: Callback<AnyObject>,
): void;
// legacy callback style (with options)
discoverSchema(
tableName: string,
options: Options,
callback: Callback<AnyObject>,
): void;
discoverSchemas(
tableName: string,
options?: Options,
): Promise<AnyObject[]>;
// legacy callback style (no options)
discoverSchemas(
tableName: string,
callback: Callback<AnyObject[]>,
): void;
// legacy callback style (with options)
discoverSchemas(
tableName: string,
options: Options,
callback: Callback<AnyObject[]>,
): void;
buildModelFromInstance(
modelName: string,
jsonObject: AnyObject,
options?: Options,
): ModelBaseClass;
connect(): Promise<void>;
// legacy callback style
connect(callback: Callback): void;
disconnect(): Promise<void>;
// legacy callback style
disconnect(callback: Callback): void;
// Only promise variant, callback is intentionally not described.
// Note we must use `void | PromiseLike<void>` to avoid breaking
// existing LoopBack 4 applications.
// TODO(semver-major): change the return type to `Promise<void>`
stop(): void | PromiseLike<void>;
ping(): Promise<void>;
// legacy callback style
ping(callback: Callback): void;
// Only promise variant, callback is intentionally not supported.
/**
* Execute a SQL command.
*
* **WARNING:** In general, it is always better to perform database actions
* through repository methods. Directly executing SQL may lead to unexpected
* results, corrupted data, security vulnerabilities and other issues.
*
* @example
*
* ```ts
* // MySQL
* const result = await db.execute(
* 'SELECT * FROM Products WHERE size > ?',
* [42]
* );
*
* // PostgreSQL
* const result = await db.execute(
* 'SELECT * FROM Products WHERE size > $1',
* [42]
* );
* ```
*
* @param command A parameterized SQL command or query.
* Check your database documentation for information on which characters to
* use as parameter placeholders.
* @param parameters List of parameter values to use.
* @param options Additional options, for example `transaction`.
* @returns A promise which resolves to the command output as returned by the
* database driver. The output type (data structure) is database specific and
* often depends on the command executed.
*/
execute(
command: string | object,
parameters?: any[] | object,
options?: Options,
): Promise<any>;
/**
* Execute a MongoDB command.
*
* **WARNING:** In general, it is always better to perform database actions
* through repository methods. Directly executing MongoDB commands may lead
* to unexpected results and other issues.
*
* @example
*
* ```ts
* const result = await db.execute('MyCollection', 'aggregate', [
* {$lookup: {
* // ...
* }},
* {$unwind: '$data'},
* {$out: 'tempData'}
* ]);
* ```
*
* @param collectionName The name of the collection to execute the command on.
* @param command The command name. See
* [Collection API docs](http://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/3.6/api/Collection.html)
* for the list of commands supported by the MongoDB client.
* @param parameters Command parameters (arguments), as described in MongoDB API
* docs for individual collection methods.
* @returns A promise which resolves to the command output as returned by the
* database driver.
*/
execute(
collectionName: string,
command: string,
...parameters: any[],
): Promise<any>;
/**
* Execute a raw database command using a connector that's not described
* by LoopBack's `execute` API yet.
*
* **WARNING:** In general, it is always better to perform database actions
* through repository methods. Directly executing database commands may lead
* to unexpected results and other issues.
*
* @param args Command and parameters, please consult your connector's
* documentation to learn about supported commands and their parameters.
* @returns A promise which resolves to the command output as returned by the
* database driver.
*/
execute(...args: any[]): Promise<any>;
/**
* Begin a new transaction.
*
*
* @param [options] Options {isolationLevel: '...', timeout: 1000}
* @returns Promise A promise which resolves to a Transaction object
*/
beginTransaction(options?: IsolationLevel | Options): Promise<Transaction>;
}