columns.booleanInt()

When to use

• Your TypeScript code expects a true or false value
• The database column encodes this as a 1 or 0 integer value

How it works

It transforms a JavaScript true or false value to an integer 1 or 0 respectively. Used where the database does not support true Boolean columns e.g. MySQL.

The database column should be of type TINYINT(1)

Nullability

If the column allows null values, use columns.booleanIntNull().

Example

Given the following database table boolIntExample:

id INT	status TINYINT(1)
1	0
2	1

And the following model:

const getExampleRow = db.getOne({
  name: "get-one-example-row",
  columns: {
    status: columns.booleanInt(),
  },
  query: ({ id }: { id: number }) =>
    SQL`SELECT status FROM boolIntExample WHERE id = ${id}`,
});

A query for row id 1 yields:

const result = await getExampleRow({ id: 1 });
if (result) {
  console.log(result.status);
}

// -> false

And for row 2:

const result = await getExampleRow({ id: 2 });

if (result) {
  console.log(result.status);
}

// -> true