Is there a way to createQuery?

Feathers-sequelize accepts the context.params.query and then in the background builds a sequelize query which gets executed.

I want to use the feathers params still but also add my own feathers where logic.

Context.params.query { email: [e-mail], $limit: 1 }

Looking at the following query:

context.params.sequelize = {
    raw: false,
    include: [{
      model: organisations,
      where: organisationId ? { id: organisationId } : undefined,
      include: [{
        model: roles,
        where: roleId ? { id: roleId } : undefined,
      }],
    }],
    where: single ? (
      sequelize.and(
        sequelize.where(
          sequelize.col('"organisations->organisation_users"."roleId"'),
          sequelize.col('"organisations->roles"."id"'),
        ),
        sequelize.where(
          sequelize.col('"organisations->organisation_users"."userId"'),
          sequelize.col("users.id")
        )
      )
    ) : undefined,
  }

Since I have defined my own where statement, it is overriding the one that feathers will make. I want to be able to merge them so my query and the feathers, limits, filters etc… continue to work as expected.

If someone has an alternative solution I am open. If there is a way to move my current sequelize where statements etc…

Thank you & Regards, Emir

[DesignByOnyx]

Sorry I’m just seeing this (I get too many github notifications… some fall through the cracks). Anyhow, inside a before hook, you should be able do something like this:

(context) => {
  if (!context.params.sequelize) context.params.sequelize = {};
  Object.assign(context.params.sequelize, {
    include: [{ /* copy the value for include here */ }]
  });
  // for the WHERE clause, we want to update params.query
  Object.assign(context.params.query, seqClient.and( 
    /* copy code from above here */
  ));
  return context;
}

That should get you close. Hope that helps.

[DesignByOnyx]

You can achieve what you want by updating the context.params.query. You do not want to pass a top-level “where” property in context.params.sequelize. Here is what the full code would look like:

  context.params.sequelize = {
    /** DO NOT PASS A TOP-LEVEL "where" HERE **/
    raw: false,
    include: [{
      model: organisations,
      where: organisationId ? { id: organisationId } : undefined,
      include: [{
        model: roles,
        where: roleId ? { id: roleId } : undefined,
      }],
    }]
  }
  /** INSTEAD, UPDATE THE PARAMS.QUERY DIRECTLY **/
  if (single) {
    const orgUserRoleId = sequelize.col('"organisations->organisation_users"."roleId"');
    const orgUserUserId = sequelize.col('"organisations->organisation_users"."userId"');
    Object.assign(context.params.query, {
      [orgUserRoleId]: sequelize.col('"organisations->roles"."id"'),
      [orgUserUserId]: sequelize.col("users.id")
    });
  }