@Transactional

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@Transactional is a package created to solve the problem of transaction delivery in nodejs code can only rely on parameter passing between functions. Now, we use the decorator (annotation) to pass.

Use immediately:

import { Transactional } from 'transactionaljs'
 
class UserService {
    @Transactional()
    public async createUser(){}
}

Immediate test:

npm install
npm run test

Features:

• Non-intrusive: Put @Transactional() on any function and get powerful transaction functions automatically;
• Multiple modes: REQUIRED, SUPPORTS, REQUIRES_NEW, NEVER, NOT_SUPPORTED (plan support);
• Multiple data sources: Any database that supports transaction creation, transaction commit, transaction rollback, can be used, such as mysql, mongodb, etc.
• ORM friendly: Just need to inject multiple transaction methods into the TransactionalPlatform, you can easily complete the transaction takeover, SequelizeV4 injection only requires 9 lines of code;
• Test enrichment: The current unit test has reached 66.67% coverage, and our plan is 100% forever;
• Typescript : written entirely using typescript;
• One-click test: npm run test, download source code, does not require any external dependencies, as long as npm nodejs directly open the test;
• Open source free: Welcome to submit PR, forever MIT agreement;

Roadmap:

• Distributed transaction: I haven't thought about it yet, probably based on 2PC;
• Multiple data sources: Support mongodb, mysql, redis transaction chain;
• More tests: More unit tests;
• More mode support: Modes such as NOT_SUPPORTED, and iterations of other modes;

Type definition

Type	Description
REQUIRED	Supports the current transaction if there is a transaction. Turn on if there is no transaction
SUPPORTS	Supports the current transaction if there is a transaction. Non-transactional execution if there is no transaction
REQUIRES_NEW	Always open a new transaction. Suspend this existing transaction if a transaction already exists
NOT_SUPPORTED	Always execute non-transactionally and suspend any existing transactions
NEVER	is always executed non-transactionally, throwing an exception if there is an active transaction