Allows to write a JSON-Object as fields into a mysql-table.

IMPORTANT: Use one instance for one type of object with one table.
If you want to use multiple json-types, create multiple instances!

Just use npm install lib-json2mysql

The Usage is simple, the config is extensive :-)

const JSON2MySQL = require('lib-json2mysql')

let j2m = new JSON2MySQL(config)

j2m.setup(callback)

Just use:

j2m.add(json, callback)

There are a lot of config parameters to give.
Just see config.sample.json for a full example of all options.

• table: The Name of the Table in the Database to use
• fields: An Array of json-names mapped to MySQL-Database-Field-Types
• mysql: An open Connection to a MySQL-Database

• indices: An Array of fields that should be indexed
• primary: An Array of fields that should be used as a (combined) Primary Key
• partioning: Allows for Partioning, expects the fields "on" (name of the field) and "count"(Number of partitions)
• engine: The Engine to use. Default is InnoDB
• ignoreInsertError: Ignore any Insert Errors. Default is false

To Test you may install the dev-dependencies, then fire up a local database.
Then just run npm run test