@teqed/interact-ibmi/build/util/odbc/update-odbc.js

Menus for interacting with IBMi AS400 using node-odbc.

import { genericGetCommand } from '../../menu/generic/generic.js';
import { stringToBoolean } from '../../util.js';
import { sequelize } from '../sequelize/connection.js';
export default async (table) => {
    // Use sequelize to insert a record into table
    // Now find the name of each column in the table and store it in an array
    const attributes = sequelize.models[table].getAttributes();
    const columns = Object.keys(attributes);
    // Now prompt the user to enter a value for each column using the genericGetCommand() function
    // Then store the values in an array
    const values = [];
    const columnNames = [];
    for (const column of columns) {
        // Push current column name to columnNames array
        columnNames.push(column);
        // eslint-disable-next-line no-await-in-loop
        const value = await genericGetCommand({
            clearPromptOnDone: false,
            message: `Enter a value for ${column}`,
        });
        // Push value to array
        values.push(value);
        // await genericGetCommand(`Enter a value for ${column}`);
    }
    const v1 = values[0];
    const v2 = values[1];
    const v3 = stringToBoolean(values[2]);
    const c1 = columnNames[0];
    const c2 = columnNames[1];
    const c3 = columnNames[2];
    // Now insert a new record from the results.
    const update = await sequelize.models[table].create({
        [c1]: v1,
        [c2]: v2,
        [c3]: v3,
    });
    console.log(update);
    const query = await sequelize.models[table].findAll({});
    console.log(query);
};