A simple Express.js middleware that automatically creates REST API endpoints (CRUD) for a MySQL database table based on environment variables. Version 1.0.6 introduced role-based statement support. This package is essentially a quick starter for scaffolding a MySQL-connected Express API with minimal configuration, but it lacks proper documentation, testing, and security considerations. It is not actively maintained and may not be suitable for production use.
npm install mysql-endpoint-expressNo compatibility data collected yet for this library.
Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Minimal setup: configure environment variables and require the package to automatically run an Express server with CRUD endpoints for a MySQL table.
Set PORT=3000 in .env or modify package source. Alternatively, do not use this package if you need full server control.
Review package source code to determine the expected table name, or set environment variable TABLE_NAME if supported.
Add a separate validation layer or use parameterized queries inside the package. Not recommended for production without hardening.
Upgrade to mysql2 for better security and performance. But this package may not support it.
Wrap the require in a try-catch or implement custom error handling.
Kill the process using port 3000 or change the PORT environment variable (though documentation says port is hardcoded).
Run 'npm install mysql' in your project directory.
Use just 'require('mysql-endpoint-express');' without assignment.Ensure MySQL is running and DB_HOST, DB_PORT in .env are correct.