joinclause.js
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import { assign } from 'lodash'
import assert from 'assert';
// JoinClause
// -------
// The "JoinClause" is an object holding any necessary info about a join,
// including the type, and any associated tables & columns being joined.
function JoinClause(table, type, schema) {
this.schema = schema;
this.table = table;
this.joinType = type;
this.and = this;
this.clauses = [];
}
assign(JoinClause.prototype, {
grouping: 'join',
// Adds an "on" clause to the current join object.
on(first, operator, second) {
if (typeof first === 'function') {
this.clauses.push({
type: 'onWrapped',
value: first,
bool: this._bool()
});
return this;
}
let data;
const bool = this._bool();
switch (arguments.length) {
case 1: {
if (typeof first === 'object' && typeof first.toSQL !== 'function') {
const keys = Object.keys(first);
let i = -1;
const method = bool === 'or' ? 'orOn' : 'on'
while (++i < keys.length) {
this[method](keys[i], first[keys[i]])
}
return this;
} else {
data = {type: 'onRaw', value: first, bool};
}
break;
}
case 2: data = {type: 'onBasic', column: first, operator: '=', value: operator, bool}; break;
default: data = {type: 'onBasic', column: first, operator, value: second, bool};
}
this.clauses.push(data);
return this;
},
// Adds a "using" clause to the current join.
using(column) {
return this.clauses.push({type: 'onUsing', column, bool: this._bool()});
},
/*// Adds an "and on" clause to the current join object.
andOn() {
return this.on.apply(this, arguments);
},*/
// Adds an "or on" clause to the current join object.
orOn(first, operator, second) {
return this._bool('or').on.apply(this, arguments);
},
onBetween(column, values) {
assert(Array.isArray(values), 'The second argument to onBetween must be an array.')
assert(values.length === 2, 'You must specify 2 values for the onBetween clause')
this.clauses.push({
type: 'onBetween',
column,
value: values,
bool: this._bool(),
not: this._not()
});
return this;
},
onNotBetween(column, values) {
return this._not(true).onBetween(column, values);
},
orOnBetween(column, values) {
return this._bool('or').onBetween(column, values);
},
orOnNotBetween(column, values) {
return this._bool('or')._not(true).onBetween(column, values);
},
onIn(column, values) {
if (Array.isArray(values) && values.length === 0) return this.where(this._not());
this.clauses.push({
type: 'onIn',
column,
value: values,
not: this._not(),
bool: this._bool()
});
return this;
},
onNotIn(column, values) {
return this._not(true).onIn(column, values);
},
orOnIn(column, values) {
return this._bool('or').onIn(column, values);
},
orOnNotIn(column, values) {
return this._bool('or')._not(true).onIn(column, values);
},
onNull(column) {
this.clauses.push({
type: 'onNull',
column,
not: this._not(),
bool: this._bool()
});
return this;
},
orOnNull(callback) {
return this._bool('or').onNull(callback);
},
onNotNull(callback) {
return this._not(true).onNull(callback);
},
orOnNotNull(callback) {
return this._not(true)._bool('or').onNull(callback);
},
onExists(callback) {
this.clauses.push({
type: 'onExists',
value: callback,
not: this._not(),
bool: this._bool()
});
return this;
},
orOnExists(callback) {
return this._bool('or').onExists(callback);
},
onNotExists(callback) {
return this._not(true).onExists(callback);
},
orOnNotExists(callback) {
return this._not(true)._bool('or').onExists(callback);
},
// Explicitly set the type of join, useful within a function when creating a grouped join.
type(type) {
this.joinType = type;
return this;
},
_bool(bool) {
if (arguments.length === 1) {
this._boolFlag = bool;
return this;
}
const ret = this._boolFlag || 'and';
this._boolFlag = 'and';
return ret;
},
_not(val) {
if (arguments.length === 1) {
this._notFlag = val;
return this;
}
const ret = this._notFlag;
this._notFlag = false;
return ret;
},
})
Object.defineProperty(JoinClause.prototype, 'or', {
get () {
return this._bool('or');
}
});
JoinClause.prototype.andOn = JoinClause.prototype.on
JoinClause.prototype.andOnIn = JoinClause.prototype.onIn
JoinClause.prototype.andOnNotIn = JoinClause.prototype.onNotIn
JoinClause.prototype.andOnNull = JoinClause.prototype.onNull
JoinClause.prototype.andOnNotNull = JoinClause.prototype.onNotNull
JoinClause.prototype.andOnExists = JoinClause.prototype.onExists
JoinClause.prototype.andOnNotExists = JoinClause.prototype.onNotExists
JoinClause.prototype.andOnBetween = JoinClause.prototype.onBetween
JoinClause.prototype.andOnNotBetween = JoinClause.prototype.onNotBetween
export default JoinClause;