[BETA] X-QUERY-PARSER

Parse query to mongoose filter

Usage

• With mongoose schema

  const OrderSchema = new Schema({
    shop_id  : { type : Number },
    id       : { type : Number },
    customer : {
      id   : { type : Number },
      name : { type : String },
      phone : { type : String },
    },
    line_items : [{
      id       : { type : Number },
      barcode  : { type : String },
      quantity : { type : Number }
    }],
    created_at    : { type : Date },
    updated_at    : { type : Date },
    status        : { type : String },
    private_field : { type : Number },
    order_number  : { type : String },
    location_id   : { type : Number },
    is_deleted    : { type : Boolean }
  });
  

• You can create a parser

  const { Parser }  = require('x-query-parser');
  
  const parse = Parser({
    schema    : OrderSchema,
    required  : ['shop_id'],
    blackList : ['private_field'],
    whiteList : [],
    alias     : {
      barcode : 'line_items.barcode'
    },
    defaults  : {
      page  : 1,
      limit : 20,
      sort  : 'created_at_asc',
      filter : {
        is_deleted : false
      }
    },
    deniedValues : ['', null, undefined],
    custom : {
      keyword : (value) => { return { $or : [
        { 'order_number'   : new RegExp(value, 'gi') },
        { 'customer.phone' : new RegExp(value, 'gi') }
      ]}} 
    }
  });
  

• That parse query object to mongoose filter

  it ('should parse query to mongoose filter successfully', () => {
  
    let query = {
      'shop_id'              : '100000001',
      'created_at_gte'       : '2019-04-01T03:15:00.000Z',
      'created_at_lte'       : '2019-04-30T03:15:00.000Z',
      'updated_at_from_date' : '2019-04-01T03:15:00.000Z',
      'updated_at_to_date'   : '2019-04-30T03:15:00.000Z',
      'customer.id'          : '',
      'customer.name_like'   : 'hoang',
      'barcode'              : 'HEO',
      'status_in'            : 'NEW,ASSIGN_EMPLOYEE',
      'location_id_in'       : '1000,2000',
      'keyword'              : '0969728159',
      // pagination
      'page'                 : '2', 
      'limit'                : '20',
      'sort'                 : 'created_at_asc,id_desc',
      'fields'               : 'id,line_items,-customer',
    };
  
    let { errors, page, filter, fields, skip, limit, sort } = parse(query);
  
    let expectedFilter = {
      'shop_id' : 100000001,
      'created_at' : { 
        $gte : '2019-04-01T03:15:00.000Z',
        $lte : '2019-04-30T03:15:00.000Z'
      },
      'updated_at' : {
        $gte : new Date(new Date('2019-04-01T03:15:00.000Z').setHours(0, 0, 0, 0)),
        $lte : new Date(new Date('2019-04-30T03:15:00.000Z').setHours(23, 59, 59, 999))
      },
      'customer.name'      : new RegExp('hoang', 'gi'),
      'line_items.barcode' : 'HEO',
      'status'             : { $in : ['NEW', 'ASSIGN_EMPLOYEE'] },
      'location_id'        : { $in : [1000, 2000] },
      '$or' : [
        { 'order_number'   : new RegExp('0969728159', 'gi') },
        { 'customer.phone' : new RegExp('0969728159', 'gi') }
      ],
      'is_deleted'         : false
    };
  
    assert.equal(errors, null);
    assert.deepEqual(filter, expectedFilter);
    assert.deepEqual(fields, { id : 1, line_items : 1, customer : -1, private_field : -1 });
    assert.equal(page, 2);
    assert.equal(skip, 20);
    assert.equal(limit, 20);
    assert.deepEqual(sort, { created_at : 1, id : -1 });
  });
  

• And prevent wrong query

  it ('should parse query to mongoose filter fail when mis required field and use wrong operator', () => {
  
    let query = {
      'customer.name_gte' : 'hoang',
      'private_field_gt'  : '10',
      'unknown_field_lt'  : '0'
    };
  
    let { errors, filter } = parse(query);
  
    let expectedErrors = [
      {
        code     : 'ERR_WRONG_OPERATOR',
        field    : 'customer.name',
        type     : 'string',
        operator : 'gte',
        message  : `Can't use operator gte on customer.name has type string`
      },
      {
        code    : 'ERR_UNAVAILABLE_FIELD',
        field   : 'private_field',
        message : `Can't search on field private_field`
      },
      {
        code    : 'ERR_INVALID_FIELD',
        field   : 'unknown_field',
        message : `Invalid field unknown_field`
      },
      {
        code    : 'ERR_REQUIRED',
        field   : 'shop_id',
        message : 'shop_id is required'
      }
    ];
  
    assert.deepEqual(errors, expectedErrors);
  });
  

• Support permission on operators : equal, ne, in, nin

  it ('should return not permission error with operator equal', () => {
  
    let query = {
      shop_id        : 1000001,
      location_id    : '2000',
    };
  
    let { errors, filter } = parse(query, { 
      permission : { 
        location_id : [1000, 3000],
      } 
    });
  
    assert.deepEqual(errors, [{
      code    : 'ERR_NOT_PERMISSION',
      field   : 'location_id',
      value   : 2000,
      message : `Can't see item has location_id = 2000`
    }]);
  
  });
  

  it ('should return not permission error with operator in', () => {
  
    let query = {
      shop_id        : 1000001,
      location_id_in : '1000,2000',
    };
  
    let { errors, filter } = parse(query, { 
      permission : { 
        location_id : [1000, 3000],
      } 
    });
  
    assert.deepEqual(errors, [{
      code    : 'ERR_NOT_PERMISSION',
      field   : 'location_id',
      value   : 2000,
      message : `Can't see item has location_id = 2000`
    }]);
  
  });
  

  it ('should auto assign field has permission to filter that not exists in query', () => {
  
    let query = {
      shop_id : 1000001
    };
  
    let { errors, filter } = parse(query, { 
      permission : { 
        location_id : [1000, 3000],
      } 
    });
  
    assert.deepEqual(filter, {
      shop_id     : 1000001,
      location_id : { $in : [1000, 3000] },
      is_deleted  : false
    });
  
  });
  

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Testing

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