feature: supporting the initial POC of file-based configuration to handle multiple database connections
docs: Updating docs to describe CLI options vs environment variables vs file based config

Adding official documentation as part of the release process

In Release v0.1.0-alpha.2, the old GitHub action to publish release binaries was broken. I rewrote it to publish working binaries for all MacOS, Linux and Windows.

In addition, the release fixes install.sh script to work again.

What's Changed

• chore: todo()! cleanups and support all syntax in TS and JS by @JasonShin in #6

New Contributors

• @JasonShin made their first contribution in #6

Full Changelog: v0.1.0-alpha.1...v0.1.0-alpha.2

The very first release of sqlx-ts! 🚀

So far I've been wiring up my initial idea of bringing sqlx into Typescript and Javascript world for the first time! We are in an early stage of everything that I want to do with sqlx-ts project. Eventually, I want to see how this project can replace ORM driven development environment in Nodejs. Like Go and Rust developers, Nodejs developers now have compile-time safe SQL queries and never ship a broken query anymore!

With the sqlx-ts binary installable via install.sh script or you can install it manually for the time being, we added initial cut support for the following features:

• MySQL and PostgreSQL support
• CLI with rich configurations to connect to your main development database
• sql tagged template literal module that you can download from NPM
  • Please check the tutorial on how to use it!
  • support for import { sql } from 'sqlx-ts syntax
  • support for an aliased import import { sql as sqlx } from 'sqlx-ts'
• Compile-time check your SQL queries in your Typescript and Javascript codebase!

In the upcoming releases:

• --verbose option in CLI to print successful query checks
• Possibly sqlite support
• Initial cut release to support multiple database connections! Check the proposal of this here