EqBroker interface

Defines the broker’s interfaces. Broker is one of the important parts of EasyQuery library which is responsible for the communication with the server-side: getting information about the model, generating SQL (or other type of queries), executing queries, etc.

Index

Methods

buildAndExecute

Executes the current query and processes the result.

▸ buildAndExecute(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the query property which contains a JSON representation of the query.

Returns any

exportResult

Executes the current query and exports the result to the specified format.

▸ exportResult(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the query property which contains a JSON representation of the query and format property which defines the format of the exported data (e.g. csv).

Returns any

getModelPromise

Returns the Promise of the model loading process

▸ getModelPromise(): Promise<DataModel>

Returns Promise<DataModel>

init

Initializes the broker

▸ init(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional -

Returns any

loadModel

Loads the data model

▸ loadModel(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the modelId property which defines the ID of the model we want to load

Returns any

loadQuery

Loads the query

▸ loadQuery(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the id property which defines the ID of the query we want to load

Returns any

loadQueryList

Loads the list of queries available for the current user.

▸ loadQueryList(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the modelId property which defines the ID of the model for which we want to load the list of available queries.

Returns any

loadValueList

Load the list of values for some value editor

▸ loadValueList(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the editoId or listName propertis which define the ID of the value editor or the name of the list we want to get

Returns any

newQuery

Creates a new query and returns its content back to the client-side.

▸ newQuery(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the modelId property which defines the ID of the model for which we want to create a new query.

Returns any

removeQuery

Removes the current query from some storage on the server-side.

▸ removeQuery(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the id property which defines the ID of the query we would like to remove.

Returns any

saveQuery

Saves the current query to some storage on the server-side.

▸ saveQuery(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the query property which contains a JSON representation of the query to save.

Returns any

syncQuery

Syncs the content of the current query with the server-side.

▸ syncQuery(options?: any): any

Parameters:

options: any, Optional - The content of the options parameter depends on broker’s implementation. Usually it contains the query property which contains a JSON representation of the query.

Returns any