How can I do this in sequelize?

SELECT ProductID, Name, ListPrice, ListPrice * 1.15 AS NewPrice  
FROM Production

I've tried:

db.Production.findAndCountAll(
    attributes: {
        include: [
            ['ListPrice * 1.15', 'NewPrice']
        ]
    }
).then(function(orders){
    return res.jsonp(output);
})

But it doesn't work.

This is the query that I expect:

SELECT Production.ProductID, Production.Name, Production.ListPrice, Production.ListPrice * 1.15 AS NewPrice  
FROM Production

Instead, I see this query:

SELECT Production.ProductID, Production.Name, Production.ListPrice, ListPrice * 1.15 AS NewPrice  
FROM Production

How can I do this in sequelize?

SELECT ProductID, Name, ListPrice, ListPrice * 1.15 AS NewPrice  
FROM Production

I've tried:

db.Production.findAndCountAll(
    attributes: {
        include: [
            ['ListPrice * 1.15', 'NewPrice']
        ]
    }
).then(function(orders){
    return res.jsonp(output);
})

But it doesn't work.

This is the query that I expect:

SELECT Production.ProductID, Production.Name, Production.ListPrice, Production.ListPrice * 1.15 AS NewPrice  
FROM Production

Instead, I see this query:

SELECT Production.ProductID, Production.Name, Production.ListPrice, ListPrice * 1.15 AS NewPrice  
FROM Production

• javascript
• mysql
• node.js
• sequelize.js

Share Improve this question Follow asked Aug 20, 2016 at 1:22 VicheanakVicheanak 6,7042020 gold badges6767 silver badges9999 bronze badges 2

• Any progress on this? – Airton Gessner Commented Oct 14, 2016 at 13:41
• yeah bro. already hand that project to my client. I end up, wrote a raw query for that one. I'm wondering if I do this might work: ['Production.ListPrice * 1.15', 'NewPrice']. You can try as now i'm busy on another project. – Vicheanak Commented Oct 14, 2016 at 13:45

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You can use Sequelize.literal method. Here is the code:

db.Production.findAndCountAll(
    attributes: [
        [Sequelize.literal('ListPrice * 1.15'), 'NewPrice'],
    ]
).then(function(orders){
    return res.jsonp(output);
})