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A Parse Platform REST API utility and query builder for the Parse Platform SDK for Node. Simplify and enhance your queries with ease using this powerful query builder, leveraging the Parse Platform REST API.

Installation

npm install parse-query-node

Usage

  
const ParseQuery = require('parse-query-node');  
  
// Example initialization    
const query = new ParseQuery(
    '<Your-Application-Id>',
    '<Your-Master-Key>',
    '<Your-REST-API-Key>',
    '<Your-Parse-Server-URL>',
    '<Your-Parse-Server-Version>'
);
  
// Example usage    
query.table('YourTableName')
    .where('fieldName', '>', 10)
    .with('relatedField')
    .getAll()
    .then(results => {
        console.log(results);
    })
    .catch(error => {
        console.error(error);
    });    

ParseQuery Documentation

The ParseQuery provides a convenient way to construct queries for Parse Server.

Usage

Initialization

Initializes a new ParseQuery object with the specified Parse Server configuration parameters.

const ParseQuery = require('parse-query-node');

// Initialize ParseQuery with required parameters
const query = new ParseQuery(
    '<Your-Application-Id>',
    '<Your-Master-Key>',
    '<Your-REST-API-Key>',
    '<Your-Parse-Server-URL>',
    '<Your-Parse-Server-Version>'
);
  • applicationId: Your Parse application ID.
  • masterKey: Your Parse master key (optional).
  • restApiKey: Your Parse REST API key.
  • parseServerUrl: URL of your Parse Server.
  • parseServerVersion:Version of your Parse Server.

Basic Querying

Create a Table Reference

Specifies the Table Name to query.

query.table('<YourTableName>');

Basic Where Conditions

Adds basic equality and comparison conditions to the query.

query.where('fieldName', '=', 'value')  
     .where('otherField', 10)
     .where({name:"test"})
     .where([['field1', '>', 10], ['field2', '=', 'value']]);

Include Related Fields

Includes related fields in the query result.

query.with('relatedField1', 'relatedField2');

Advanced Querying

Joining with Pointer

Adds a condition to join with a Pointer field.

query.whereJoinKey('foreignkeyname', 'foreignkeyValue', 'ForeignTableName');

In Query

Adds a condition to check if a field matches any value in a subquery.

query.whereJoinInQuery('foreignkeyname', [
   ['score', '>', 90],
   ['level', '=', 'advanced'],
], 'ForeignTableName');

Not In Query

Adds a condition to check if a field does not match any value in a subquery.

query.whereJoinNotInQuery('foreignkeyname', [
   ['score', '>', 90],
   ['level', '=', 'advanced'],
], 'ForeignTableName');

Related To

Adds a condition to retrieve objects related to a specific parent object.

For example :

Imagine you have a Post class and User class, where each Post can be liked by many users. If the Users that liked a Post were stored in a Relation on the post under the key “likes”, you can find the users that liked a particular post by:

//query.whereRelatedTo('Post', '1', 'likes');
query.whereRelatedTo('ForeignTableName', 'ForeignTableObjectId', 'foreignkeyname'); 

Where In

Adds a condition to check if a field matches any value in a given array.

query.whereIn('field', [1,3,5,7,9]);

Where Not In

Adds a condition to check if a field does not match any value in a given array.

query.whereNotIn('field', [1,3,5,7,9]);

Where Exists

Adds a condition to check if a field exists.

query.whereExists('field');

Where Not Exists

Adds a condition to check if a field does not exist.

query.whereNotExists('field');

Where Contains All

Adds a condition to check if a field contains all specified values.

query.whereContainsAll('field', [2,3,4]);

Where Contains

Adds a condition to check if a field contains a specific value.

query.whereContains('field', 2);

Where Full Text Search (Requires Parse-Server 2.5.0+)

Adds a condition for full-text search on a field.

query.whereFullText('fieldName', 'searchTerm');

Data Manipulation

Insert Data

Inserts data into the specified Table.

query.insert({name: 'Alice', age: 30 });
query.insert([
   { name: 'Alice', age: 30, city: 'San Francisco' },
   { name: 'Bob', age: 28, city: 'Los Angeles' },
]);

Update Data

Updates data in the specified Table for a specific object.

query.update('objectId', { key: 'updatedValue' });

Delete Data

Deletes data from the specified Table for a specific object.

query.delete('objectId');

Delete Field

Deletes a specific field from an object in the specified Table.

query.deleteField('objectId', 'fieldName');

Add to Array

Adds values to an array field in an object.

query.addToArray('objectId', 'fieldName', ['value1', 'value2']);

Add Unique to Array

Adds unique values to an array field in an object.

query.addUniqueToArray('objectId', 'fieldName', ['value1', 'value2']);

Remove From Array

Removes values from an array field in an object.

query.removeFromArray('objectId', 'fieldName', ['value1', 'value2']);

Additional Operations

Distinct (Requires Parse-Server 2.7.0+)

Retrieves distinct values for specified fields.

query.distinct('field1', 'field2');

Aggregate (Requires Parse-Server 2.7.0+)

Performs aggregation using a specified pipeline.

const exmaplePipeline = [
   {
       $match: {
           field1: { $exists: true },
           field2: { $gte: 0 },
       },
   },
   {
       $group: {
           _id: '$groupField',
           count: { $sum: 1 },
       },
   },
];
query.aggregate(exmaplePipeline);

Count Records

Counts the number of records that match the query.

query.count();

First Record

Retrieves the first record that matches the query.

query.first();

Get All Records

Retrieves all records that match the query.

query.getAll();

Find Record by ObjectId

Retrieves a specific record by its object ID.

query.find('objectId');

Ordering and Limiting

Order By

Orders the query result by a specified field in ascending order.

query.orderBy('fieldName', 'asc');
query.orderBy('fieldName', 'desc');

Order By Descending

Orders the query result by specified fields in descending order.

query.orderByDesc('field1', 'field2');

Order By Ascending

Orders the query result by specified fields in ascending order.

query.orderByAsc('field1', 'field2');

Limit Results

Limits the number of results returned by the query.

query.limit(10);

Skip Results

Skips a specified number of results in the query result set.

query.skip(5);

Field Selection

Select Fields

Selects specific fields to be included in the query result.

query.select('field1', 'field2');

Except Fields

Excludes specific fields from the query result.

query.except('field1', 'field2');

License

This package is open-source and available under the MIT License.

Issues and Contributions

If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository: Link to GitHub Repository

Contributions and pull requests are welcome!

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