I am attempting to insert a new row into a table with a column defined as an array or UUIDs:
alter table medias add column "order" uuid[];
I am using Objection.js ORM and attempting to execute the following query:
const order = [
'BFAD6B0D-D3E6-4EB3-B3AB-108244A5DD7F'
]
Medias
.query()
.insert({
order: lit(order.map(id => lit(id).castType('uuid'))).castArray()
})
But the query is malformed and therefore does not execute:
INSERT INTO xxx ("order")
VALUES (ARRAY [
{"_value":"BFAD6B0D-D3E6-4EB3-B3AB-108244A5DD7F","_cast":"uuid","_toJson":false,"_toArray":false}
])
As can be seen, the query contains the JSON-stringified representation of the LiteralBuilder
object and not something that the SQL syntax understands as a typecast.
If I skip casting the individual UUID strings and just cast the whole column into an array, then Postgres rejects the query because the column is of type uuid[]
but I am attempting to insert the column as text[]
.
How can I format this query using Objection.js ORM?
My goal is to keep the column definition untouched and be able to insert a Postgres' array of UUIDs using Objection.js, either through its API or via raw query. If this is not currently possible with Objection, I am willing, as a last resort, to re-define the column as
text[]
, but I would like to make sure I really have no other option.