Enhancement: Parsed connection strings proxy

[dhensby]

see: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Proxy

Ideally a connection object should add some layer of abstraction around the parsed connection string. This would result in more than a simple map of key value pairs being returned and instead the object being queried and parsed in a more helpful way.

eg:

const { parseSqlConnectionString } = require('@tediousjs/connection-string');
const connStr = "Data Source=tcp:mydomain.com,1433";

const connectionObj = parseSqlConnectionString(connStr);

console.log(connectionObj.host); // mydomain.com
console.log(connectionObj.port); // 1433
console.log(connectionObj.proto); // tcp
console.log(connectionObj['data source']); // tcp:mydomain.com,1433
console.log(connectionObj.Addr); // tcp:mydomain.com,1433

This could be implemented as

const connStr = "Data Source=tcp:mydomain.com,1433";
const connectionObj = parseSqlConnectionString(connStr);
return new Proxy(connectionObj, {
    get: (target, prop, receiver) => {
        // special handling for some cases like alias props
        // special handling for computed props (eg: host, proto, port)
        // return case insensitive look up
    }
});