columns.number()

When to use

• Your TypeScript code expects a number value
• The database column is an integer or decimal value fitting into the range of a JS number

How it works

It expects the underlying database driver to return a number for the column data.

Nullability

If the column allows null values, use numberNull().

If the column is an auto-increment primary key, use numberAutoIncrement(). This allows null as an input, but will not be null on output.

Example

Given the following database table numberExample:

id INT	number INT
1	1234
2	5678

And the following model:

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

A query for row id 1 yields:

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

// -> 1234