Added new tokenWhere method to perform select queries using the special TOKEN keyword wrapped around the primary keys and their values, which is mainly used for pagination.
Example.tokenWhere("id", ">", 1); will result in WHERE TOKEN("id") > TOKEN(?).tokenWhere(["id", "name"], ">", [1, "John"]); will result in WHERE TOKEN("id", "name") > TOKEN(?, ?)
Added new
tokenWhere
method to perform select queries using the specialTOKEN
keyword wrapped around the primary keys and their values, which is mainly used for pagination.Example
.tokenWhere("id", ">", 1);
will result inWHERE TOKEN("id") > TOKEN(?)
.tokenWhere(["id", "name"], ">", [1, "John"]);
will result inWHERE TOKEN("id", "name") > TOKEN(?, ?)