All repository and manager find
methods accept special options you can use to query data you need without using QueryBuilder
:
select
- indicates which properties of the main object must be selected
userRepository.find({ select: ["firstName", "lastName"] });
relations
- relations needs to be loaded with the main entity. Sub-relations can also be loaded (shorthand for join and leftJoinAndSelect)
userRepository.find({ relations: ["profile", "photos", "videos"] });
userRepository.find({ relations: ["profile", "photos", "videos", "videos.video_attributes"] });
join
- joins needs to be performed for the entity. Extended version of "relations".
userRepository.find({
join: {
alias: "user",
leftJoinAndSelect: {
"profile": "user.profile",
"photo": "user.photos",
"video": "user.videos"
}
}
});
where
- simple conditions by which entity should be queried.
userRepository.find({ where: { firstName: "Timber", lastName: "Saw" } });
order
- selection order.
userRepository.find({
order: {
"name": "ASC",
"id": "DESC"
}
});
find
methods which return multiple entities (find
, findAndCount
, findByIds
) also accept following options:
skip
- offset (paginated) from where entities should be taken.
userRepository.find({
skip: 5
});
take
- limit (paginated) - max number of entities that should be taken.
userRepository.find({
take: 10
});
cache
- Enables or disables query result caching. See caching for more information and options.
userRepository.find({
cache: true
})
Complete example of find options:
userRepository.find({
select: ["firstName", "lastName"],
relations: ["profile", "photos", "videos"],
where: {
firstName: "Timber",
lastName: "Saw"
},
order: {
"name": "ASC",
"id": "DESC"
},
skip: 5,
take: 10,
cache: true
});