TS rewrite

[cyrilchapon]

Project changes

• Full rewrite to TS
• Change build from babel to tsc
• Remove .editorconfig, add prettier, and change eslint-config-google to eslint-config-prettier
  (and configured properly, inspired by Nest.js config)
• Change pre-commit in favor of more robust husky hooks
• Refactored source (mostly splits and renames)
• Removed JSDoc arguments docs in favor of TS ones
  (which fixes options in the process, essentially missing queryInterfaces and queryOptionss)
• Removed "global" logic for mocha and chai utils,
  they are now simply imported
• Removed .travisyml in favor of github actions config
• Added .nvmrc with node 18, configured everything (the build) for Node 18 too
• Kept the 0 runtime dependency strategy, and added some dev ones accordingly
• Added sequelize 6.x as a peerDependency (⚠️ Not sure about that one)
• (Fixed and improved documentation)
• (Bump major to 2.0.1)

API changes

• All calls are now curryfied with queryInterface

    replaceEnum(queryInterface)({ /* args */ })

• sequelizeOptions are now splitted into transactionOptions and queryOptions
  (respectively used for transaction generation, and queries options)

    replaceEnum(queryInterface)({
      // Mainly used for passing enclosing transaction
      // (auto generating a sub-transaction)
      transactionOptions: { transaction: t },
  
      // Used for various query options
      // passed to to all sub-queries
      queryOptions: { logging: true }
  
      // ...other args
    })

[abelosorio]

Hi @cyrilchapon, thanks for your contribution. Would you mind solving the conflicts so that I can merge it?

Thanks.

[cyrilchapon]

The new merged feature "use existing transaction" is basically useless and less robust than the already built in subtransaction support. The only use-case I could think of is a fallback for dbs in which subtransactions are not available; which is a nonsense since this library is focused on Postgres.