East Node IO

I/O platform functions for the East language on Node.js. Enables East programs to interact with databases, cloud storage, file transfers, and data formats.

Quick Start

import { East, StringType, NullType } from "@elaraai/east";
import { SQL, Storage } from "@elaraai/east-node-io";

const queryDatabase = East.function([StringType], NullType, ($, userId) => {
    const config = $.let({
        host: "localhost",
        port: 5432n,
        database: "myapp",
        user: "postgres",
        password: "secret",
        ssl: East.variant('none', null),
        maxConnections: East.variant('none', null),
    });

    const conn = $.let(SQL.Postgres.connect(config));
    $(SQL.Postgres.query(conn, "SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = $1", [East.variant("Integer", 42n)]));
    $(SQL.Postgres.close(conn));
});

// Compile with specific module Implementation
const compiled = East.compileAsync(queryDatabase.toIR(), SQL.Postgres.Implementation);
await compiled("user123");

Decision Tree: Which Module to Use

Task → What do you need?
    │
    ├─ SQL Database
    │   ├─ SQL.SQLite (embedded, placeholder: ?)
    │   │   └─ .connect(), .query(), .close()
    │   ├─ SQL.Postgres (placeholder: $1, $2, ...)
    │   │   └─ .connect(), .query(), .close()
    │   └─ SQL.MySQL (placeholder: ?)
    │       └─ .connect(), .query(), .close()
    │
    ├─ NoSQL Database
    │   ├─ NoSQL.Redis (key-value cache)
    │   │   └─ .connect(), .get(), .set(), .setex(), .del(), .close()
    │   └─ NoSQL.MongoDB (document store)
    │       └─ .connect(), .insertOne(), .findOne(), .find(), .updateOne(), .deleteOne(), .close()
    │
    ├─ Storage.S3 (S3-compatible object storage)
    │   └─ .putObject(), .getObject(), .deleteObject(), .headObject(), .listObjects(), .presignUrl()
    │
    ├─ Transfer (file transfers)
    │   ├─ Transfer.FTP
    │   │   └─ .connect(), .put(), .get(), .list(), .delete(), .close()
    │   └─ Transfer.SFTP
    │       └─ .connect(), .put(), .get(), .list(), .delete(), .close()
    │
    ├─ Format (file parsing)
    │   ├─ Format.XLSX (Excel spreadsheets)
    │   │   └─ .read(), .write(), .info()
    │   └─ Format.XML
    │       └─ .parse(), .serialize()
    │
    └─ Compression
        ├─ Compression.Gzip (single file)
        │   └─ .compress(), .decompress()
        ├─ Compression.Zip (archive)
        │   └─ .compress(), .decompress()
        └─ Compression.Tar (archive)
            └─ .create(), .extract()

Compiling East Programs

Use specific module implementations:

// Single module
const compiled = East.compileAsync(myFunction.toIR(), SQL.Postgres.Implementation);

// Multiple modules
const compiled = East.compileAsync(
    myFunction.toIR(),
    [...SQL.Postgres.Implementation, ...Storage.S3.Implementation]
);

Reference Documentation

• API Reference - Complete function signatures, types, and arguments for all modules
• Examples - Working code examples by use case

Available Modules

Accessing Types

import { SQL, Storage, NoSQL, Format } from "@elaraai/east-node-io";

// Access types via Module.SubModule.Types.TypeName
const postgresConfig = SQL.Postgres.Types.Config;
const sqlResult = SQL.Postgres.Types.Result;
const s3Config = Storage.S3.Types.Config;
const redisConfig = NoSQL.Redis.Types.Config;
const xlsxSheet = Format.XLSX.Types.Sheet;

Connection Pattern

All connection-based modules follow the same pattern:

// 1. Create config
const config = $.let({ /* connection options */ });

// 2. Connect
const conn = $.let(Module.connect(config));

// 3. Perform operations
$(Module.operation(conn, ...args));

// 4. Close connection
$(Module.close(conn));