I am using pgp.helpers.insert to save data into PostgreSQL which is working well. However, I need to return values to present in a response. I am using:
this.collection.one(this.collection.$config.pgp.helpers.insert(values, null, 'branch'))
which returns no data.
What I want to be able to do is return the branch id after a successful insert, such as:
INSERT into branch (columns) VALUES (values) RETURNING pk_branchID
Now you are able to return data from JavaScript promise. Return Data From Promise using ES6 Async/Await JavaScript ES6 provides a new feature called async/await which can used as an alternative to Promise.then. Using async/await you can write the above code in synchronous manner without any.then.
See Data Imports with a complete example. You can use pg-query-stream - high-performance, read-only query streaming via cursor (doesn't work with pgNative option). Its code example can be re-implemented via pg-promise as follows:
This happens because after making a call to getResult method, it in turns calls the getPromise method which gets resolved only after 2000 ms. getResult method doesn’t wait since it doesn’t returns a promise. So, if you return a promise from getResult method it can then be used to wait for the Promise to get resolved. Let’s try it.
This happens because after making a call to getResult method, it in turns calls the getPromise method which gets resolved only after 2000 ms. getResult method doesn’t wait since it doesn’t returns a promise. So, if you return a promise from getResult method it can then be used to wait for the Promise to get resolved.
Simply append the RETURNING...
clause to the generated query:
var h = this.collection.$config.pgp.helpers;
var query = h.insert(values, null, 'branch') + 'RETURNING pk_branchID';
return this.collection.one(query);
You must have a large object there if you want to automatically generate the insert. Namespace helpers is mostly valued when generating multi-row inserts/updates, in which case a ColumnSet is used as a static variable:
var h = this.collection.$config.pgp.helpers;
var cs = new h.ColumnSet(['col_a', 'col_b'], {table: 'branch'});
var data = [{col_a: 1, col_b: 2}, ...];
var query = h.insert(data, cs) + 'RETURNING pk_branchID';
return this.collection.many(query);
Note that in this case we do .many, as 1 or more rows/results are expected back. This can even be transformed into just an array of id-s:
return this.collection.map(query, [], a => a.pk_branchID);
see: Database.map
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